https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5410d6f29657c5b11860cce386d58956.pdf 18b86c43e189d3db6f435c5ba314f6fb PDF Text Text Page .f Inside today's Sentinel... Area. dealhil ..... ........................................................... Page 1.2 Claoslfted ads ... ....... ..... ...... .................................. Pages 11-tl-10 ~'"' ................... ..................... ....... .................. Page 11 · Editorial ............................................................. :....... Page 2 NucJear clarity...Page 2 • Society ........ :............ : ... ...... ................. .................... Pageo f.5 Sports ............................... ...... .. ........ ...................... Pages 3-8 • Gibson$ Refrigerator Freezer .-,. . . tlw:~r.~ MJf7:u,:) · r7/1.' . .SALES ·&.-SERViCE _ rf.•rJ/Iy lm!lr I To The Tri-County Area For 25 Years. Holman resigns post, named pool manager . . matter was VIc Brown, a member of the Meigs County Litter Control Board. Brown.explalned that the purpose of the litter board was to clean up all Ulegai dumps In Meigs County. He said a $23,450 grant has been received by the county for such a project. UtheOhloDepartmentofNatural Resources is pleased with the county's participation In the Aprll30 program , Brown explained, the board can apply for a larger grant next year. Mayor Eller . Pickens and Fire Chief Gene Imboden agreed to contact severa l organizations to help In clean day. Those who will participate to meet at the municipal buDding at 9: 30 a.m. AprU30. Also meeting with council was John Lisle, a Syracuse-Minersville Baseball Association up are ~ "Binding arbitration places the final determination of wages and other items at Impasse in the balrds of an appointed arbitrator who Is not responsible to the citizens or bound See related stories on page 12 . by local budgetbtg constraints," they said. collective bargaining legislation Arbitration Is not required In the now under consideration In the private sector where the employer legislature. Is able to pass through labor costs to "The creation of a state super· the consumer In his prices. The goverrunental agency of appointed med!atorn1 arbitrators, examiners application of binding arbitration to public employers is dlscrlmlnatlng and attorneys over all duly elected ignores the public Interest, the and goverrunental officials Is unneces· said. commlssloners sary and a blow to local representa . said an employee Commissioners tive democracy," they said In a will have [inal relations board prepared release. An area union official sa id he Is • I ull shel1 31ld hanger bar • tn amel hrowr1 linish --- .IN. 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'Tm really glad to get them back to work," said Don Nunley, who works at the Athens office of the United Mine Workers of America. The coal company a nnounced Wednesday It Is making '' prellmi· nary plans" to reopen their three mines and call back all wor'kers, some who have been la id off ,over five months. A deflplte starting date has not been set "beCause of e uncerta!ny of the economy," sa Steve Hiles , a rlcan Electric spokesman at .Power's fuel su y department In Lancaster. · said the coal However , H , W"!!P.I!!!Ycl!!laf! _ teo! AEP, hopes to call back wor ers In early May. Nunley said he dldn 't expect workers to be called back that soon. "But things are looking a little bi;ghter In Southern Ohio." he said. " The economy is get ling a Utile better." t::::::::=:::!J._, By JOHN DANISZE\WKI Associated Press Writer Relen tless floods damaged 41l,(XXJ authority to determ ine bargaining onsandbag llnesasswollenrtversln units, which does not allow · loca l Gulf stales surged today toward officials to appeal thedeterm lnatlon record levels, ,while at least 21.(XXJ to the courts. ,'"-' evacuees spent a second night away Whenever a strike creates a from home. "clear and present danger" to the ::.Tim )"Orst Is yet to come." 'health and safety of citizens, the btu wariled National Weather ServiCE' nowcalllngforcreatlonoftheboard forecaster Fred Lowery as runoff requires commissioners to request IJ"Qm ground saturated by up to ~ the board's authoriza tion of the inches of rain bloated rivers In some enjoin the strike beyond 72 hours. of the worst Dooding on record in Commissioners said they "se- Mississippi a nd Louisiana. r!ously doubt" the board, which "We've just got to hope and pray would operate out of Columbus. these rivers don 't get as high as we "can understand better than elected think they will." said Louisiana county officials the· lmpact of a Gov. David Treen . strike on services In this county." F1ooding that began Wednesday has a lready killed ninepeqple in the South and broughl to J6 the number kllled by a storm that hi! California on Sunday a nd bruughl record cold and snow to the Rocky Mountains as wash, HUes said. He said they will be it moved East. called back with the ri"St of the · In New Orleans. wa ter surged employees. through entil"l'sectlonsol Thursday The coal company plans to retrain llle city. virtually cutt ing off its I a ll supervisory and hourly person· mUllan resldenrs from the outside nel because of the length of the ~orld when long-<l tstancecommun· layoffs, Hiles said. lca!i<iilJ; equipme nt fa !led . Although The company also w!U begin Workers were let go In several layoffs since last winter, the largest being a furlough of 9W miners In early November. preparing production equipment The layotfs were part of sweeping for the proposed restart of full cost reduction· measures AEP mining operations a nd begin job officials lmplem,ent . to help the bld<!lng procedures as required QY company throug recession . ttie contract with the UMW A. ty Reduced de.m and . HUes said some workers may !ants from coal·flred general have dltler"l'nl jobs or work dllferent resulted In large stockpiles of coal at shlftws when they are called back to the mines, officials said. the mines. AEP offlclllls·-had hoped the Most miners are ready to go back economy would lmprove fast.e r, to work, an em ployee at the No. 2 Hiles said. mine saki . He said the demand for electrlcity "I was ready the the second of "must continue to Increase If the November when they laid me off." operations are to resume and o Rutland resident Bob Richmond maintain a normal rate." said. Meanwhile, about 90 employ~s "I'll be happy to get back, that's at the No. 1 mine preperatlon plant for sure," he said. will be laid off lor a short time beCause there Is no more coal to • large Porcelain Enamel Oven • Por celain Enamel Brollet Pan & Grill • Removable Black Glass • Oven Door- Ro$ewood Vinyl Handle • l:.arge Storage Drawer- Deluxe Handlo • Leveling Legs front ancl Rear Save '100 00 ONLY TWO TO SELL - WHITE ONLY! ' · the water was recedinrearly toclay, telephone st•rv ic<' re malnrd spo· radh: and occas iona l rainshowf'rs fell. Ski boats rodP swa mpL'<l po11ions of Interstate 12 north of the city a nrl tem(X.'rs flared over waves caused "This is the worst nood tng we've ever had, " sa id Ca pt. M<ickWhiteof the sheriff's office In Ea st Baton Rouge, La . Tn•Pn ca lled !he slluatlon "very. Vl'J'Y sevt'n•'' anddeclatill a st.a teof <'megcncy In 14 of Louisia na 's 64 pa rlshes . He orderrd 86 Nation<¥ Guard unit s to aid In rescue operations and estimated 40,00) homes in his state had been damaged by ri ~ lng water. _( , by four·wheel driVl' vehicles ems· ing nooded streers. In Miss issippi, the P earl River at .TacksOn was at .11i feet. a\r('Ody noodlng som<' nrighborhoods as II _Th.P hardest -hit arra of l ..t>uls.ut-rUl conlinurd to liS<' . F looding was wa s above l..akc Pontchartra ln predict('(! along the ML<;Sisslppl · north of New Orlea ns. ' River ln t.T~nnesSN' and New Mississi pp i authorlllcs sa id J.(OJ Madrid, Mo. He avy rains hit residents WCr£' [orc(I(J fi'Qm their western Florida during the a ft er·· homes. with morf' ready to go; noon Thursday . with four Inches Trf'!'n Pstlrnalrd 20.!1Xl pPOple had falling in s ix hours in PPnsacola . Desperate holding actions wcl1' been forcE'(\ from their hom<'s In Louisia na . under way in a do7.cn SJCiall Hundred s of roads and hig hwa ys Soul hem towns. The Amite River a t were under wat{'J', air traffic was Den!Jam Springs, La .. wasexp«:ted to crest a r 41.!i feet. 12 fret over flood cu,1alled and rai lroads we r~· washl'<l out , making travc ld!ffl r ult. stage. The Bogue Chtno River was to crest a t 25 leet thls morning a t Schools wei"P c losed throughou t lh<' region . Frank linrown. I.a. . Rf'scur>rs fought th(~ir way to Up to 20 lnc h<'S of rain fr li In isola lrd hom<'s, wad ing l h rou~h southeasrern Louis ia na on Wrdnes · nrc k-<lt'<'p wai<' r to save Willi am day and Thursday. th!' weathPr service sa id . Fourt een inchf'So f ra in Sand••rs, 88. and his daughll•r, fell in Hattiesburg, Miss .. 11 inch<'s ,leann(', 5~l.ln thef.A~ntillysr'<' tio n o f New Or leans. fell in New Orlea n' a nd 10inchPs fpJJ in Bay Mlncrte, Ala . tContinui'd on pagl' 111 Autopsy shows victim. died as_ result of .~wo gun wo_unds GALLIPOLIS - Preliminary autopsy results show that Barbara Twyman. 17. Rt. I. Ew!ngton. died as the result of.two gunshot wounds, Assistant GaUia Coun ty Prosecut· !ng At!omey Donald A. Cox said thls m,9~ Twyman 's bOiiY was discovered late Wednesday afternoon In a 4(J.foot deep wcU on an abandoned rural moblle ·home site, Just off Allee Road. approximately four . mUes I rom Ewing! on. A 17·year old Point Pleasant resident, Charles Lee II, has been forma lly c harged in connection with the alleged homlclde. Cox said today preliminary results of an autopsy conducted yesterday morning In Franklin County Indicate the victim suffered two wounds from .22·caUber·long bullets. Citing thl' autopsy re port, Cox said one s hol ent<>red at the chest. passed through the h<'art and lodged In the ribs . The st'Cond bullet entered at the back of the hmd. perforated the skull and brain, and lodgrd behind the righ t eye. Lee pleaded nor guilty yesterday to a charge of murder- a felony of the first degree- during a detention hearing before Probate-.Tuvenlle Judge Thomas S. Mo ulton. Moulton ordered Lee Jncarcer· a ted at the Ross County .Juvenile Detention Center at Chillicothe. A preliminary hearing date o! April J:l was set lor the case. During Thursday's detention hearing, Cox flied a motion request· Jng the case &gains( ·Lee be transferred to the general division of therourt of common pleas, where he would be prosecuted as an adult offender Lee wa s takf\n Into custodY ·and boo~('d in connection with the allege'(\ homicide la te Wednesday night, wttllln hours oflhc dls<'Overy of the victim. The sh<•rl(f"s depart· mcnt · has rPCovered a wPapon believed ro haVP been involvrd In the Incident. , The she riff's df'J>artmcnt had been lect to thf' wf' ll site lly an anonymous tip. Investigators said Thursday lhl'Y hcilew the v1ctlm was shot and I hen plaeed in thPwell. The weapon has been sent. to the Burea u of Cr iminal Investiga tion for ballistics tests. A missing · persons report on Twyma n was filed with the sheriff' s office )ast month . According to I he report. the girl had been missing. since March 20 · G:ibbs., ·to expand Sears store Reg. $899.95 Save •20()0o . employee during New Orleans Ooods. The Oat· bottom boat n•n a s huttl e lor employees . ( AP l..aserphoto ). • Miners may return to work in May WARDROBI 30" xl9"x60" (42 "x21"x66") URBAN BAYOU - An employee of llaptist Hospital holds an umbrella 101d her child u.s she gets a ride In o pirogue pushed hy .another hospital Flood -d amages 40,000 homes Meigs .officials ·d b · t t l • l 0 y s a e egts ature ~~r:;~~Jn~~~e~e~C~dW~II~~ P r pose 19.0 CU. FT. FROST*CLEAR .FOODMASTER 'and LOCKS represen tailve. Lisle said the association Involves mapy chlldren this year, and It needs the USI' of diamonds for practice sessions. Lisle said this Is the first year lor some tlme they have had enough children to field a pony league team. Lisle added the association has prepared a field behind Syracuse Elementary for ptactlce sessions. He presented councll with a practice session schedule. Councilman M!ck Ash, who schedules games, said It was very difficult to schedule practice ses· slons along with a schedule for games. Following lengthy discussion, Lisle agreed to work practice sessions around games that will be played a t the Syracuse park. Usle asked council to purchase a · chain link fence for a backstop, t Continued on page 12) • aga~nst ~ssue • Meigs County commissioners have thrown their support to efforts blocking creation of a state em· ployees relat,iohs board and oppose with MIRROR enttne ! SAVE AT MASON FURNITURE SUPER BUDGET BUYS • Ohio, By KATIE CROW Sentinel Staff Writer Syracuse Village Council Thurs· day night accepted the resignation of George Hoitnan, village treas· urer, who had served In the position · for more than' 23 years. Council accepted Holman's reslg· nation and appointed him manager of London Pool. Holman and the pool committee will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday to outline this year's pool program. As treasurer, Holman served under three mayorS . Dick Winebrenner, Herman London a nd the present mayor, Eber Pickens. Village officials noted Holman has worked with four clerks and 30 council members during those 23 years In office. Council also voted Jo support Clean Up Ohio Day, to be held Aprll 30. Meeting with councU on the features make this a lgreat buy - 6-position adjustpible glide-out shelves, 2 glidecrispers. converttbleerstble doors, removabl Jdoc>r racks. op.tional rollers. an master capabi lity. at y e ' 17.0 Cu.Ft. Frost*Ciear Palmer one stroke back in Masters toumtunent•.•Page 8 h~re St., has been ol"'trated by the Gibbs ~ !nee J une 1~1 . Patty a nd Gregg Gibbs, Middleport, operators of The project date for moving the store to the new Sears in Pomeroy, have purchased larger facj lltles location Is June, this summer , and there will be for the eJ!pans!on of their store. grand opening observance. Flnill details were completed Thursday lor the The Sears Co. has agreed to stock the new loca tion f>urchase ol the 8,400 square loot building at the with a va.rlety of large and small appliances which Pomeroy· Middleport corporation· limits by Mr . and can be purchased by customers from the floor a n<\, the Mrs. GibbS from Mr. and Mrs. Bill Putnam of Pomeruy operation will go Into a complete line o! Marietta . The large block structu re last housed th" Industria l, residential and commei·ctai carpeti ng IGA Store. a team of installers to work h :ally In the with The IGA company ha$ a lease through flprll :rl on 1 of the buslne.ss. carpeting end the building alter which tlme Mr. and Mrs. GibbS will Mr. and Mrs. GibbS have resided at 248 Sevent!l begin remodeling processes preparing the building · Ave. In ~lddleport for the past five yea rs. lor their ·u se. The present Sears Store, at 111> W. Main a With Trade NEW OWNU8 -OreaudPIIItJCJIIIW. riP&. f.it lllluctwe, &be faa "* IGA STore Ill die Mltlrllepalt-PenwJOJ reoetve a,. f«lbe s.•lqUi'e ' • .' �--· ... Co"WW'aDlen.tary· _______....:.....____________ __ I I A. . r IJICuur\Str~rl Pnmrruy, Ohin llt-ft2·21Sfi IJF: \IOTEOTOTHE.JNTERt:25T IW THI': Mt;IGS-MASHN 1\Kf:A ROBERT L. WINGETT I'AT WHITEHEAD Asslslanl BOB HOEFLICH,. r!'rnrnl Mana~rr Puhlish~r/Cuntrullt· r DALE ROTHGEB. JR. Nr "~ Editor A MFMRER nf Thr As.~ o lf·i al~ Prr~~. Inland Amerio 'HII ~ .. ~· s piipt· r Publi.~ht•f"!l Assood11tiun. Dall~ Prr~~ A~"'''rie~li un 11nd thr I.ElTF.RS Of OPINION ldrr 11rli'nm~ . Thry ~ hoold lw l~s than .100 w•trd s Inn)( . All urt' subjt>r l 111 r diling and mulit tw slgnfil with N~mr . ad dr t'N~ and lrh! phun~ numhtr . Nu Ullltifl;ned lt'lh'rs " 'ill ht- puhliMhl•d. l<>ttrl'}j ~hituld tw in 11:'"111 task, a ddrr~11i n,1 inlR, , nul per-n11lllir~ . I !)ave alluded (one week ago) to have attected some of the Ca.thollc the document, "Moral Clarity In a blsl!ops. His point Is that In every Nuclear Age," ~tten by the situation one must see the necesscholar Michael Novak In answer slty, under circumstances, toreillst to those Catholic bishops who have by force of anns. In mustratlng the beenagltatlngforamorallnterdlct plight of the pacltlst, Novak leans on nuclear weapons even though directly oil the great C. S. Lewis, designed as Instruments of deter· who described why It Is that renee. The document In question Is pactfists should earnestly hope that rich beyond the dreams of poleml· they not succeed: cal avarice. It Is absolutely predlc· "Only llboiral socledes tnlerate table that by the ~ of the year pacifists. In the liberal society, the anyonewhohasnoitreatedhlmself. !lumber of pacl11sts wW either be to a rea<)lng of It will be considered large enough to .cripple the state as either Ignorant or a solipsist. a belligerent; or not. If oot, you · A hint of the subtlety of the have done . nothing. 11 It Is large document's reasoning comes enough, then you have handed over early, when Novak begins to the state which does tolerate confrontsomeofthedl\rminasthat pacifists to its totaUtartan neigh· l r llr r~ Reagan, MX: . right back at .the start After nearly lJl months of political turmoil over the MX mlssUe, President Reagan seems to be right back where he started. Now, just as In the fall of 1981. the adm inistration Is proposing to putMX missiles In existing launch silos tha t hold the less powerful Minuteman weapon. Again, more studies are proposed to develop a better scheme to protect land·based missiles from Incoming Soviet rockets. And just as before, the MX missile is sure to Ignite a fireball of controversy .on Capitol HUL 'Thi> question now Is why would Congress accept an Idea that It already has declared Is no good. "We .know It's going to be a difficult vote," acknowledges l'v'Jllte House spokesman Larry Speakes. Another administration official, speaking anonymously a nd with crossed itngers, says, "One hopes that everyone will give a little blt.1 think the argument Is going to be that it's belter than what we've got now ." In .dozens of breakfast meetings and private sessions, admlnl.stratlon representatives h~ve sounded.out more than 200 ll)embers of Congress on what tyji! MX plan ·might !><iss: 'Fiie eventual ou teome Is seriously In doUbt. Orle mes5age from the White House Is that the United Suites already has spent $4.5 bUlion on MX, and kUling the program now will send that money down the drain and leave the country' with no new missile as II sits down with the Soviet Union In arms talks. Allother new administration tack Is to virtually dismiss any hope of solving the problem of U.S. land·based missiles being wlnerable to attack. The administration used to speak · of the so-eaUed "window of vulnerabUity" In doomsday terms; but now seems ready to shrug off the Issue. "There Is no perfectly survivable basing mode for many, many years ahead." says Ronald F'. Lehman,'deputy asslstarttsecretaryof defense lor strategic and theater nuclear forces policy. · Opponents such as Rep. Joseph Addabbo, D-N.Y ., say the MX Isn 't necessary and that U.S. strategic forces are adequate. Addabbo plans to lead a new · fight to ktil the MX. along with the B-l · and a new n\lclear aircraft carrier. He says they would unnecesSarily increase the budget ctenctt. · Critics are happy to point out that it was Reagan- the architect of a big Pentagon buUdup - who dera iled the congressional consensus assembled · during the Carter administration for deploying 200 missiles among 4,600 . shelters In the deserts of UIBh and Nevada. Reagan discarded Carter's Idea. and reopene<;l the congressional baltic. "All the hoop and holler that went on .during the campaign about strategic vulnerability and the Russians being ahead. It reaUy hasn't changed at all in the strategic area exc1ept a bit of a detriment In the sense that the MX Is not being deploy('<! now , which It would have been under the Carter plan, ·' says .lady Powell, former press secretary to Jimmy Carter. Reagan never has had much luck with the MX. His first Idea - putting the missile in Minutemen silos reinforced by steel and concrete - was unveiled In October 1981. It was rejected by the Senate because It did not solve the vulnerabtllty problem . The defense hardliners In Congress who were supposed to be on the president's side were not conv inced the .strcngthened silos would do much to protect the missiles from attack. f'o~ to come up with a new Idea. Reagan proposed "dense pack"- a pian calling for the deploy men I of lCKl missiles c losely together In a tract In Wyoming. Dense-pack dldn 't haw many friends In Congress- or the Pentagon, for that matter. Three of the five members of the ,totnt Chiefs of Staff registered objections to the idPa, and congressional opponents of the MX teamed up with dense-pack skeptics to kill the Idea. Within weeks of proposlngdense-pack. Reagan shelved It and appointed a blpartl<;an committee headed by fonner national security adviser Brent ' Scowcro!t to recommend a system that would be acceptable to both the Pentagon and theCongn?ss. Thepanel' s pmposals, leakl>d to the press. call . for putting 100 MX mi ssiles In Minutemen silos. Reagan Is exjlected to endorse the recommendations next week. Reagan's hope Is that he can sell the MX recommendatloos to Congress as a "bipartisan solution ," just as he did with the Social Security bauout plan drafted by another presidential panel. An administration official. trying lo promote the Idea of reinforced sil09 again, says, " We know marc about superhardenlng now." . Berry's World •' "Say. !Jere's some more good news - prices for home-video cassettes are expected · to drop." Today Senti~ Pog• 2_:t:M Daily Pametoy-Middleport, Ohto Friday, April a; 1983 __.......:.::;~;;.;.;.;.----- • In h~story . Today Is Friday, AprilS, the 98th day or 1!~1 There are 'l£1 days leit In the year ... Today's highlight In history: On AprU .8, 1974,baseball ~tar Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves broke Babe Ruth's lifetime home !'\In record, socking ihe 715th of his career in' a game against t"" Los Angeles Dodgers. · On this date: '!:en years ago: India took over the administration of the Himalayan "'rnarchy of Slkklm. . Ph.iladrophla •Chrlsten!!Qfl ~1 at ~ M' L Pt_>t_ GB C')(oveland . 1 Baliimorl" 2 2 I 1 BostOn I 1 Toronto 1 1 Mllwaulu't' 1 ., I '' 01'trolt Nf'Y.• Yor k TeKas Calllornia "Seattk' Kansas \lt"Y F'r.1~ r Brt-lnl n~ IHII , .Inl . .660 .lit!7 - 1 "'' . ~0 WD\T DIVISKJ~ J l.: ~~ 1 Pln~bul'l:h .11 Hou.~tort. ' " ' ..1.11 1 NBA results · 2 '! 1 .filii :'\iln~ l l l :-.til Oakland l t 3J.'l 2 .1 .. lh;ron 7, Tnromo -1 Clr'''<'land 9. Oakland 1 Only ,li!Cimt'S liC'hOOu~ t"'lidil.y '~"~ GIUl- Infant "Though you may be nervous at times, your records show that you are able to think, communicate and actin your own Interest ... Based on the medical evidence, you could do unskilled work." ·. - A 22·year-old woman was diagnosed as schizophrenic at 14 and had spent almost all her life since then confined In state mental Institutions. "Very unsoclallzed," nof!ld her psychiatric evaluation, adding: "One of goals Is to make eye contact during five minutes of eacl> gi'OI.p (tbetapy session)." But the government ruled she was able to support herself. "The medical evidence In fil e does Indicate that she has had a significant history ol mental II· Elc611.m IOJeda !~1 at T<'xas tSmit~ Budget Director, In a speech lo the National Press Club, strenoously objt'cted to the report or the advocacy group. He claimed that · statistics actually showed the Infant moratltty rate In 1981 and 1982 showed a decline. But Nancy Amide!, director of the Food Research and Action• Center claimed Stockman was "using statistics covering aU the wellInsured, white, fully employed families In the country to justify cutting b aslc health and nutrition services!orthepoor."Thlsshesald Is a poorbaslsforpubllcpoilcy. You and I know that figures can be made to prove anything and a computer In the hands of such an expert In deception as David Stockman can be programmed to prove anything! A survey released recently by the ChUdren's Detense Fund, a pt'lvate non·proflt group. found many aeas of the country reporting significant cut·backs backed by President Reagan. 1be group cited reports from slates .Including Ohio and Kansas City al Utah . 1n 1 Sundacy',. G1111w.. Ol'trolt at Boston 1 Zaitn 1).-01 ,11 OilkJand 1C'odi I. Pd.. 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Lo\IIS. tnl .- Eastern girls win first tilt !ness," the cuto!! notice sta 1911. - A 28·year-old omnan, dial" nosed. as schrlzophrealc In 1974 3M hospitalized six times, was termftl "actively psychotic" and "unabl@ to make selt-prolet1ive deelslona, such as whether to eat." She was iJl a state mental hsopltal - and pregnant - when her cutoff notlee...._ ar:rtved last year. Although acknowledging that In the pas( she had been hospltallzettl "when you have not taken your medication, " and that she could nat take the medication while preg· nant , the notice said!' "You caa return to your medication for psychiatric help whm you baby 11 bam ." So the bureaucrats rules that her dlsablllty l»neflts would Ill! discontinued three mnths after the I Nt~· York Ran l!!frs t PhUad(>lphia .1. N£W York k'ads S('T1£>S 2-0 Washinlt'lon t Nr.w York Islanders 2. serif's tk'd 1 1 BullaJo :1, Monu'E'al 0, Buttalo k'<Kls Sl:'riE's 2~ , Olka,l!:o 7. St . Louis 2. SC'rk>s tied 11 Mtnni>scAa r,, Torooto 4, OT, Mlnneso~<t lrod s scrk>s ~.0 Edmontoo ol. Wlnnipl'R 3, Edmonton StPr k>s 2~ le-i / Hooton 0.01 St. Louis !Andujar 0·01 at N('\', York 1Tt1 ITf'! 1 ~01. 10) ChiCas.to ...... , [\)!.;ro n t Qut>t.>r 2. lbiton lead"> ..wrlf"S l -ft l f'Qd~ 5l'rll's 2~ . Ca t~ary ~. Vancouvt'r' 3. Calgary leads 1 Friday'.,.(iarrws Monlrl'll l oS!mdf>rson ().(II 111 L.os Anta•· l~J. 11\J o~• ~ "" ' 0 Natlor-.1 HIH.>key L..fiJIIlll' ~ 2 (! l l 2 - NHL results 2 (! 2 WDiT On-'tiiON ~n Dil'J!I) a t Phlladt•lph.la San Dk'20 at C:;c;,ld<'n Statf' II 1.\Ul '' "II l New York PIUSbur"R:h Los [lmv('r at HousTOn. 'n 1 Dalla.; at San Antonio. 1n • ~am~ W giving way to Nell Allen. who preserved a 6-2 victory. "I was throwing a curveball and I finally got some confidence In it. " sald~Swan. "My fastball was so erratic I got Into some trouble situations and the curve came through lor me lor the first time In my life." In the day's only other National League games. the Montreal Expos downed theChicagoCuhs 7·3and the Pittsburgh Pirates nipped the Houston Astros 3-2. EJ<pos 7, Cubs 3 i\P Spans Writer MUwaukee's Jerry Augustine, a relief pitcher. found himself In an unaccustomed role against UJ!' California Angels - as a starter. When the game ended, nobody was more relieved than Augustine. "I was ttredlate. Ihadn'tgonethls far In a long time," said the Brewers' lelt·hander after pitching eight shutout innings and surviving a shaky ninth be!orewalldngo!fthe mound Thursday night with a complete-game 5-.3 victory. · In other American League games, the New York Yankees battered Seattle !H, Cleveland routed Oakland 9-1, Minnesota nosed out Detroit 54 and Boston beat Toronto 74. Kansas City's game at Ba!tlmore was rained out. Augustine, who started only two of his 20 games In 1982 and against the Angels was sl<lrtlng for only the eighth time since being made a reliever In 1979, wound up back In · the Brewers' rotation when Pete Vuckovlch,last year'sALCyYoung Award winner, was discovered In spring training to be the victim of a torn rotator cUff. "They say I'm starting for Pete, but there's no way I can fill his . shoes," Augustine said. "He's oneof the best in basebalL !just tD help any way f can." . For lour Innings he held the Angels hitless. F'or eight he had them baffled with a lour·hltter. Then he weakened and gave up singles to Fred Lynn and Ron .Jackson and a home run to Bobby Grich . "I started pushing," Augustine said. "Whenever I got In trouble I tried to keep the ball down and In the park. l did It - until Grtch In the ninth ." By then. the Brewers had bullt a 5·0 lead, partly on a two·run homer by Robin Yount and a solo shot by Gorman Thomas. "You can't say enough about Augustine tonight," said Yount. "He hasn 't gotten much of a chance tn· the past. and he pitched a great game." · Yankees 8, Mariners I Dave Winfield's thlrtl homer of the Season, Steve Kemp's second and Butch Wynegar's first helped the Yankees win their first game of '1983. "This feels good, .. Manager Billy Martin said. "The first one seems to be the hardest. Now. hopefully, we'll be on a roll. After you win a baUgame, you'll be a little morP relaxed." . Dave Righetti pitched three-hit ball for 52·3 shutout Innings and left with a 5.Q lead and George Frazier mopped up, aUowlng seattle's only run in the ninth on a double by .!ulio Cruz. Indians 9, A's I Andre Thomton'had two singles, a double and a homer and drove in four runs ·- he has e ight RBI already - as the India ns mauled Oakland. Len Barker scattered six .-------------i Tim Raines and Andre Dawson question about our capabilities on drove In two runs apiece - a U offense. Give us an opPnlng and . unearned- In Montreal's four-run · we'U take advantage." fow1h Inning, whUe Bill GuUickson -" Pirates 3, Astros 2 scattered eight hits and struck out Pittsburgh's Dale Berra led off eight. the ninth with a game-tying home run . Lee Mazzlili drove In the Although the season has just begun, the Expos· are all fired up winning run wit h a single. • over their pennant chanees. Rod Scurry, tile thlrtl Pittsburgh "In thepast,I'veplcked the teams pitcher, earned the victory wlth12·3 we had to beat," said Dawson. "but innings of scoreless relief. He struck this time I think the rest of the ouI Tony Scott. Omar Moreno and division has to chase us. We feel we Dickie Thon after Alan Ashby have a decent starting rotation and opened the Houston ninth with a they can get the job done. There Is no double. hits In .seYen !Mings whil<' C!Pvcland chased Tom Underwood aft er ' 11·3 Innings. Thornton had an RBI s ingiP In thP first Inning and another one in. a flve ·nm second and ripped his two-run homer In the fifth. Twins 5, Tigers~ Lan~v Hemdon dldn 'I have tilP best of days in left fiC'ld for Del roil. In the first Inning he watched ,lotui Castlno's shot sail over th<' waU for a homer. And in the th ird when Ron Washington hit a ny ball he could get his glove on, He rm1on dropped It for a three· base error a nd • .531 JACKSON PtKE· RT 3.5 WEST ·Ptlone 446· 45-24 the two nms thtlf gcwe thC' 1\vins thei1· victory. The Green Gables UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT . PRESENTS ROZZ • (Parkersburg's Hottest Rock) FRI. & SAT. $1.00 COVER wan! 1979 MERCURY COUGAR .................... 53595 4 dr. PS, a1r, cruise control. green. v11tyl top. 1978 FORD GRANADA ., ...................... 52595 TUPPERS PLAINS - The walks, and allowing eight hits. Eastern Eag!ettes varsity softball Roush started for Meigs, striking team picked up Its first win of the out one and walking six. while year with a 13·12 extra Inning reliever Hatfield fanned three and triumph over the Meigs Marauder walked two In one and two-thirds reserve squad here recently. East- " ir)nlngs of work. EHS committed 10 ern Is now 1·2 on the year. errors and Meigs 10 errors. The Meigs JV 's took the Initial Eastern Is scheduled to play at lead In the second inning H. but Hannan Trace Monday , weather Eastem pulled c lose In the bottom permitting. Unescore: hall of the Inning 4·2, starting a see·saw battle that had seven lead Eastern ........ 023 114 02-13 13 10 Meigs JV ..... ()12 020 31-12 8 10 changes. Eastern went up U.S In the sixth Inning, but Meigs plated three runs in the top of the seventh to throw the game Into extra WITH WARM WEATHER COMING UP, A NEWSPAPER Innings with an '11·11 score. Meigs scored a single run in the ROUTE IS A GOOD IDEA! YOU EARN MONEY WHILE BEeighth inning after hurler Barb ING OUTSIDE. WINNING GREAT PRIZES, AND MEETING Hatfield came on In relief to set the ~aglenes down In stride the GREAT PEOPLE. previous half Inning . Trailing 12-ll ROUTES IN POMEROY, MIDDLEPORT, SYRACUSE. Eastern fought back In the bottom ha lf of the fina l round with two outs CALL US TODAY AT as Lea Ann Gaul and Linda Thoma blasted the tying arid game winning hits for a 13·12 E HS victory. Lea Ann Gaul led the wi nners with three singles, Linda Thoma had two singles and a duble, Angle Spencer two si ngl es, Kl;ls Wilson t~o singles, Krist! Gaddis two ~Ingles, and Kim Dent a double. Barb Hatfield and Gina Follrod had two singles each lor Meigs. L. POMEROY ,OH. Mlller had a single, H. Miller a single, Daphne Dillard a single. and Debbie Werry a single. Angle Spencer went the distance for the winners to pick up the victory with six strike outs , 1l Michigan where reductions In Infant death rate has hl133 per 1,101 federal aid have resulted In cut- live births - ·thesarnedeath rate as backs or 'maternal, prenatal and Honduras, one of the poorest preventive health services. These countries In Central Amertea. states have begun to react slgnlfl- Warren. Mich., another commun· cant rises In Infant mortal jty. lty hard hit by cutbacks and The survey. based on data unemployment. reported .a 53 compiled from public and private perc-.,nt Increase In Its lnfa"' agencies, found that nearly 480,1XX) mortallty rate; Pontiac registered children and women of chUd- a 17, percent Increase. · It 'ts a sad commentary oo life Ia' bearing age lost health services because of federal budget reduc- America thatonly therichcanhavt! ' tlons that forced 139 community healthy children. We are tumllle health centers. or 28 percent of the the clock back to a time when a total, to close down or curtail child's chance for survival deoperations. pended on whether the Infant was In Michigan, where unemploy· rlch or poor. MIMie Sixpack,if shlr ment Is ,virtually at depression lives In 'Michigan or Ohio faces a levels, the state has been forced to posslbUity of having a low weight make deep .cuts In publicly sup- baby, one of the principal causes of ported maternal and child health Infant mortallty. It comes from programs. The results, the report poor nutrition which can cause a said, have been devastating, Infant • wide <ange of birth-defects-largely mortallty overall rose from 12.86 . combatted by the Women, Infant per 100,(1X) live births In 198l, to 13.2 and Children program which Is In 1982 - an Increase that state facing a cut. officials have called the greatest Perhaps the time has come to since World Warn. think more of our coming genera· In some parts of Detroit. the !Ions and less aoout riational and . ' 10 ' ~• .t n t sdll?dulro Satuniay'!li Game N£W York at Toronto ChiC<l!<O at Detroit Cl('\'f'land at Batttrrol'(' Mllwauket.' a t Kansas Ci ty Oakland at Calllornla T exas at Boston, 101 Minneota at S..•alt lc, 1n1 NAUONAL Lf:AGIJf: F.AST Dl\'tiiO!'I . ,Jf'r<.r~·. Atllinlol at WashJI'I,A'Ion , m ' MIIYo'aUI<N at Chic'ago . 101 2 dr, HT, 302, PB, PS. Air 1977 BUICK REGAL ............................ 51695 4 dr, PB, PS, Air . 1977 FORD LTD ............... .............. ..... 51 895 2 dr, auto. PB, PS, Air. 1977 FORD LTD II STATION WAGON ... 51695 Meye1s t1sh1ng boots ldst too lo ng They re too de pendable :oo well mode and a!l ordab le G :ve us a break Meye rs ' .-.. . o;, :J PB , PS, A1r, rack 1975 CHEVY LUV ... ,..... ...................... S1695 Topper, 4 spd . Good cond. 1975 FORD F-250 ..... ............................ 5895 ,..- ~ 4 spd., PS. Little roogh 1974 CHEVY 1/z TON PICKUP ................ s795 6 cyl. , standard, short bed. J((ptiYDIS ·sAUM TRUE VALUE CHESTER - 985-3301 THE DAILY SENTINEL 992-2156 1 MODERN THIGIEIT SUPPLY BIG DEALS ON CHICKS 'N FEED IS STIII/II/! Don 't miss the chance to check out the special values from Olds before you buy just any new car. Eastern tilts. are rained out EAST MEIG:> - '!lie lJlggesr opposition that the Eastern Eagle . baseball team has faced this season has been ''Mother Nature." as seven Eagle diamond matches have already been postponed due to wet grounds. All lour ol Eastern's .. contests were washed out this week. whUe three more were erased by the weather last week. The big Eastern-Southern game originally scheduled Monday night at Racine will be played April 29; whUe the first meeting between the two schools will be April 20 at Eastem. , The EHS Alumni game Is rescheduled for April 25, while the Federal Hocking game was post· .paned to May 3. Eastern Coach Scott Wolfe, considering water polo as an alternative sport. has an· nounce<l a revision In ·the varsity schedule plus a new reserve _ schedule. Tq"ntght 's Eastern·Wahama game has been cancelled. . . Po8tponed .. C'k•w<land aL. ~Mo· Milw11uk.ef> 1McClun> <Hi t at K;m.o;a .~ City ffu>nkoi~01 . ' " ' Miflnt'SOia 1\'lola tl.01 ~~ Sf>a!lll' 1Moorl' Only mortal~ty ____~------b-aby~·'i_:V_~i_l_w_ing_e_t.t Joe and MIMie Slxpack are average Americans who must be protected against Communism come hell or high water. 1bat's what the Reagan administration believes and they are willing to bet their country's future and Joe and Minnie's lives to get their way. · Even If they muddle through the present nuclear crisis, what Is the effect on Joe and Minnie and their family ? Let's see! Like a great many American families, e ither Joe or Minnie has lost their jo)J. In order to maintain the highest peacetime defence budget In history, the admlnlstra. Uon has cut domestic programs to the bone which means that twoyear old Joe, Jr. must suhslst on an Insufficient diet. Minnie Is pregnant again. What would normally be a happy event In the lives of the · average American family has turned to a time of fear and ' desperation. The future of the Sixpack family Is bleak, Indeed! •After two decades during which the Infant mortality rate has fallen , lt Is on the way up. That Is the f!ndlng of a recent study by the Good Research and Action Center, Wa· shlngton, released last week. They say the Reagan Administration's economic policies !!nd budget cutbacks In health care programs are to blame. · The report oftheacllongrouphas ., caused scarcely a ripple In tbe news. In these days of charges and counter-eharges between !be White House and the Kremun.lt Is hardly surprising that the deaths of babies ' and their mothers from ·malnutrl· lion be overlooked. While Reagan and Andropov argue tbe case for the mutual destruction of two of tJie .world's greatest nationa: the imu· b"les of Joe and !'dlenie lll!(!m small. But the fact that from l.9ai to 1!1111 the Infant mortality rate has been steadUy dropping and to see a sharp Increase In 1981 · anct '112 should be a warning to us all. It Is Ume we turned the emphasis from thepresenttothe!uture. From war to peace! . David Stockman, Reagan's Sab.irU,r'!o G.-.- ~~1 . 101 :!~;~~republic whtm called tt tn• Por1 1ond. 1t11 Phi:Jffl L\ .tl "''' Cal i fornia mil ().(h . t n t. By BRUCE LOWITf Vuldt'fl St;1IP at [ "" Angt'!PS. • n • «:> Oilc~o •Lamp U-{h at Drtn'Ot oWikm: AP Spons Writer Craig Swan threw the Phlladel. phla PhiUies a cutve - In . more ways than one. Swan , a , fastball ·Sllder pitcher untu he developed shoulder prot> Jem.s several y~:>rs :1~, said he developed a cutveball during the oH·season "just to show It, and here we are getting batters out with it." Although he lsst:ed •11< walks, the New York Mets' veteran light· hflder held the Phillles to three hits in 62·3 Innings Thursday before Brewers outlast Angels; Y<\nks win lndli:Uia at PhillldPiphlJ . 1n •. iU Atlanla . on1 . :'\("ww· .l<"N:< at Drtroit. ' " ' S;!n,\ ntonlo at ~(>1,1· Yon:. rn • J)fon''l'l' at Da llal;, 1no ' L'tah ar KanS<ts C l~ . 1n 1 Chlca~ Kan...as City at Balllmon'. ppo.-1 . rain Mllwau~ !'i, Califor nl;. :J N£W York~ SfoaHip 1 The Daily Sentinei-Page-;3 ' Wasrunwon o~l Bo!;ron, ' n • Minresolot 'i, Dl>trott 1 Purging the im.._p_a___:ir_e_d_____r _J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so_n .. examined many of the unpublished cases In GAO Illes thatiUustrate the crazy logic behind the bureau~ratlc denial of benefits. The cases· were Initially developed by the Nailonal Association of Private Residential F'acUitles for the Mentally Retarded. Though the · facts were uncontested, the lndl~duats were notified that they would no longer get dlsabiUty benefits. - A 58-year-old woman dlag· nosed as shlzophrtintc In 1968 had been committed to psychiatric hospitals 16 times, Including three times In 1981 alone. She was lnstltutX>nallzed by court order as a danger to herself and others after she was found dancing In traffic. Yet the benefit cutoff notice said: ...........,..lllillltleo M!lwaukn' 1110. Ck'\.1'1and R"i' I.&- ,\ni!t•lf><- 117. Phornh llttt Si •o.~llil' Jtr.!. Sun IJir:~ !16 . Goldl>rl Statr 1111, Por1land IU< f'r'kllcy-'11 GI!Yne. l.1:1 u ' TlalrNdll,)"'S (;IUT'Ifti • \'at~ IS.ktottWI "-iMllon jl \()I, 10 I WASIDNGTON - Government Investigators have given the senate shocking confirmation that for nearly two years the Social Secur· tty Administration has been hapha· zardly purging thousands or men. tally Impaired persons from the dlsablllty rolls. . The General Accounting Office lias told the Select Committee ori Aging, chaired by sen. John Heinz, R·Pa.. that a big part of the problem Is that many of the bureaucrats who decide whether a claimant Is mentally disabled are untrained In psychiatric diagnosis. Instead. they · rely on lists of symptoms that are frequently unrealistic, the GAO concluded. My associate Tony Capacclo has !'i&rurdl4,y' !l Gl&mtM S.. l.ooL.,; aT !'\-· York San~ iii ,Atlanta ~ Chicago at Clrvinnari MOntrNIIII Los An,(ll'>lt" PhltadMphj a at Si1n Franci...n1 .:U1 .m · IJI.IUJ1 fili7 Cb i('<lf'O By HERSCHEL NlSSENSON < R~Jhlf>lHI J. 1n1 AMEKIC\N LEAGL~ EA.~T DIVIiJON Middleport, Ohio Swan stops Phils, "Met~- in second win - Majors bor, whO does not. Pacltlsm of this prevent the use of nuclearweapoll8 kind Is taking the straight road to a by maintaining a system of deter, world tn · which i!Jere will be no renee In readlnessforusedolntend pacl11sts." That Would seem plain to use such weapons. but only Ill enough, yet the Jmpllcations of that order 'hot to use them, and do analysts are Incompletely threaten to use them, but only Ill appreciated. order to deter their use." Does thllt The nuclear unllaterallsts rely on sound to you !Ike sophistry? "That the argument that one cannoi this Is not mere ratlonallzatlon II · morally propose to "use" nuclear sho)"'l by the fact that several weapons, notwithstanding one's generations of nudear weapono motlves In using them. Novak's systems have become obsolete and document handles this question . been' retired, without ever havq extenslvely. " It Is clear," he writes, been used." That would suggest "that the complexities of nuclear that nuclear deterrents have In fad deterrence change the meaning of worked precisely to deter nuclear 'Intention' and 'threat' at these war: and that Is the point of the words are usually used In moral exercise. disCourse. Those who Intend tn Novak reminds us that If Japaa had In 1945 achieved the capacity 119 strike with · nuclear · weapons against Sacramento and Portland even as we deliberated whether to strlke out at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, · "one may doubt thllt President Truman would have ordered the flight of the Enola Gay." In carrying a nuclear Inventory for the purpose simultaneously of a) Intending to use It so as b) not Ill use It, we are apparently engaged In a paradox. But not one that eludes ha,r d thought. The primary Intention Is to prevent nuclear war. The secondary Intention Is to Ill! prepared to use the weapons for the purpose of accompllslllng the flrsL · The secondary lnle!illon tn use the bomb against th~ lll)emy under certain circumstain!ll Is necesSarIly there In order to fulfiU the primary lntent1on of preventlnl their use of it. "For the physical, material weapon Is by Itself ,. 1 c>,~ deterrent without the engageme!C . . of Intellect and will on the part cl .W,l() GtlS 1\i£ C(X.'J NJ YIN; ANP .\\W) Gm' M :CHIMN CACCIATORE? Pon-r Scoreboard& .. ... Nuclear ~clarity~--:-::--:-'""~--:-----w-l_·uia-..m_F-..--:B_uc_kler_ The Daily Sentinel ' _., . Friday, April 8, 1983 l AUGUSfA, Ga. (AP) - The second round ol the 47th Masters Go!( Tournament was postponed by rain Friday and will be played Saturday, weather permitting.. The "G re.:tt O lds Road StlOW \;1 !e~ Rally " IS SltiJ on ell partiCtpd(lfl(j O lrl'-. det'11en So. stop 1n now and dr\cow·r the ('x crtemf'nr or Olrl\ "pr u.·tlty C<l t\ plus the already value-p,lCk<'d 19R 3 Olcll product 1111e fhe 'G tr,Jt Olrh Roctd Show 5-.il e~ R.-tl ~-~ IS on{' ':.hOY.Y_you w on't w .:,tn_l __to llll':!\ 25 S..R. ttea,.:Y Breed Chicks Chick Starter Meet. + 5()j# Purina · · 9.9 19.50-;-Save 111.35 1 50 S.~. Heavy Breed Chicks + 5()j# Purina 131.00-Save 115.80 . Chick Starter Med. 100 S.R. Heavy Breed chickes + Purina Chick Starter Meet r '50.00-Save 18.80 , Plus '•.so Savings with Couponton Fe.cl. Sawings 8oolt Giv•n With Available m qu<tltf<ed retarl buyers To take adVantage ollh<s ltnanclllQ. you rnu;r take delivery oryour new Olds F11enza or Omega from yoU< Olds dealer's stock by May 3Jsl or place a litetory order no Iiiier Ihan Ap111301h Dealer lrnanC!ai parl!c<pat<on may a ll~c l consume<cost For d<'l,,is. 1r c your ttl p,lrtrCtpating Oicls dealer • m Each chic~ Orde, , We will fill only erdors placed with us prior to May 9. All.chiclct will be Heavy 8r•ttd , Straight .l un. · _ ' MODERN SUPPLY . . 399 W. Main · 992-211>4 · P.omoroy. Ohio THE STORE WITH " AU KINDS OF STUFF" -FOR PITS, STA· IllES: LAIGI & SMALl ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GARDIN$. . Annual penemage rote tlnomlng now on all new Dlds fire.mos and Omegas. &i~ .- • Have one bui lt fo r you .I �--... ------r-.. .,.,-·.~~ ~ .-:."' ~~- . .. ;~:, !jii~~~z:-:--:---:-:-~~--:;-:~~~~. ~~-~o,~MI~dd~B;~:;;h~io~s~·a:nd;:d~b:irt~h~da~-:~:s~a:ti~o:u:nd~Thef~~il~ySe;;~~i~;~Pa~ge-~s .rhe Daily Sentinel By The Bend Frida~ Dexter birthday '' AprilS, 1983 Crystal and Tracy, entertained at . their Middleport home recently . ' with a party honoring Ted Lane Dexter of Nelsonville on his 16th birthday. Mrs. Manley made !hi: decorated cake insCribed " Happy Birthday SWeet i6, We Love You" for the SUiprtse party. 'Ibe cake and punch were served to the guests, the Rev. and Mrs. Odell Manley , the Rev. and Mrs. Steve Manley and Peach, Mrs. Connie Manley, Donna and Roger Manley, Jr., Chartenecadle, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hudson, Kim and Mary, Mrs. Margret McDaniel, Debbie Light, and the Rev.. Steve Tomek. Others presenting gifts to the honored guest were Mrs~ Leona Eblin, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gilmore, .Ta).: and .Jeannie. Blue streamers and 'bows, along with a 1•,..,.. sign of congratulations were - "'' used In the decorations. Mrs. Dorcas Manley assisted tn serving Organizations meet throughout Meigs 13: .Details of the District Daughters of'Arnerlca, annual rall)' to be held Aprtl 30 at the Carleton School In Syracuse were discussed during a meeting of Chester Council323 held Tuesday night at the halL Members were reminded that the district team wIll practice at Belpre on Aprtl 18, and that a second practice wlU be held on Aprtl 24 at 1:30 at the Carleton School. A meeting of the district deputies and past councilors was announced for 6:30 p.m. on Aprtl 14 at the Western Sizzlln Steak House In Athens. · The past councllors club wUI meet at the home of Pauline ·Ridenour on Aprtl 13 with Lora Damewood as co-hostess. Mary K. Holler presided at the meeting attended by 39rnembers.It was reported thai Ada Neutzllng remains IU. Charlotte Smith's grandfather died, and that Faye Kirkhart has a great - Calendar FRJDAY POMEROY - The Meigs County Coon Hunters will meet at the club house on Snowball Hlll Fliday at 7 p.m. Refreshments wlll be served. CHESTER - There will be revival services at the Chester Church o(God, Friday to Sunday at 7 p.m. each evening . The Rev. George Sprague will be the evangelist. RACINE - Revlval services end' tonight at First Baptist Church In Racine. Servlce begIns at 7:30 p .m . with the Rev. Walter Salter Jr., evangelist. SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middlepori Youth Leag ue slgnup wlll be Sat urday, 10 a .m . to noon at · M,lddlepor1 Park' registration fee.$4:· for· more Iniormal:lon ca ll · 992-3.126 or 992-572!1 . . HARRI SBURG Harris Baptist Church will have a potluck dinner Saturday evenIng at 6: .'lO p.m. In the Harrisburg Grange Ha ll. The public Is lnvlied and please bring table service. POMJ::IWY - The Meigs Count y Retired Teachers Association will meet Saturday al 2 p.m . al the Meigs Museum, Pomeroy. A special Invitation Is extended to a ny teacher who will be retiring within the next five years and also lo any retired teacher who Is not a member of the Association. HARRISONVILLE - Youth league sign-up at Harrisonville will be Saturday, t to :l p.m . at the Harrisonville SchooL The entry fee is $5 a nd all te<:ns, both girl s and boys , are Invited to par11clpate. 7:30p.m. at the Meigs Museum, Pomeroy. POMEROY -Pomeroy PI'A will meet Monday at 7:30p.m. A special program will be provided by the lift h and sixth grade band under the direction of David Bowen. Science fair projects will be on display and awards will be presented. New officers wUI be Installed. MIDDLEPoRT ..,.. Revival will be at the Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church beginning Monday through April 16 at 7: 30p.m . nightly. Norman Taylor Is the evangelist. The public Is Invited . RAONE - Racine VUiage Council will meet Monday ·at 6 p.rn . at viii&ge hall; inc.IUded on IM agenda will be InterVIewing, of representatives of &insulting firms for water system Improvement . POMEROY - Meigs County Garden Club Association will meet 7:30 p.m. Monday at Trinity Church. Program by the Bend 0' the River Garden Club; refres hments, by the Chester Garden Club. MIDDLEPORT Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, will ineet at 6:30 p.m .. dinner at the Middleport Ma· sonic Temple . Eighteenth ann!· versary with state officers to attend, along with members of Gallla, Athens and Vinton County Salons. POMEROY - Ohio Valley RUTLAND -Square dances . Commandery 24. Knlghts Tern· every Saturday at American plar, will meet 7 p.m . Monday, Legion .Post, Peach GrovP Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Road, Rutland, fmm 9 p.m . untll Order of the temple will be I a.m. Public Is lnvltL'CI. conferred. SUNDAY POMEROY - Pomeroy Volunteer FlrL• Depar1ment will have Its first chicken barbecue of the year Sunday, beginning at . 11 a .m . at fire station on Butternut Ave. MONDAY POMEROY - Image Seeker Ca mera Club will meet Monday POMEROY - Image Seeker Camera Club will meet at Meigs Museum Monday, 7: 30 p.m. POMEROY -TherewUI be a revival at the Ash Street Frewlll Baptist Ch4rch"April U to 16 at 7::10 p.m . nlghtly . Evangelist will be Norman Taylor. The public Is Invited to attend. Happenings · Handicaps topic of program ' ATHENS- " HandicappedNow What! ? " Is the theme of a day-long program scheduled for Wednesday,' Apr1113, on the Ohio University campus. Featured speaker wUl be Bonnie Consolo, a paraplegic, who wUI give a public talk at 7 p.m. In Irvine Hall. Also sc hedult.'CI are a li-day de monstrations and simulations In Ba'ker Center ballroom of how handicapped lndiVtduals adjust to their environment. As pan of the program, Ohlo University administrators will par1Iclpate In simulated situations such as traveling between campus buildings by wheelchair. The event Is sponsored by Ohio University's ·collel!l: of Health and Human Services and University College, with oooperatlon from Beacon School, the Girl Scouts, the Center for Human Development, the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation and Echoing Meadows Vlltage Inc. Rutland Scouts yard sale Rutland Boy Seoul Troop 240 will hold a yard sale Saturday, 10 a .m . to 5 p.m . on Salem Street In Rutland t.o raise. money for summer camp expenses. In addlt)on to miscellaneous Items, food will also be for sale. Baby day at Syracuse church . Baby Day with dedication of Infants and recognition of child· ren under two yeaTs old wUI be observed at the Syracuse Churcl) of the Nazarene, Sunday, 10: al a .m. Mrs.•Tames · Kittle, cradle roil superintend· ent, wW have charge of the service. granddaughter. Clarice Allen ~t word of her appreciation for a gtft and cards du~;lng her hospitalization. A layette shower was held for Susie Pooler Petrie following the meeting.' \ ·· :· Middleport uterary A review of the book, "The Kingdom" by Robert Lacey, given by Mrs. Sibley Slack highlighted the Wednesday ntghtmeettngo!the Middleport Uterary Club held at the home of Mrs. Fay Sauer. Mrs. Slack In her revlew pointed that the story Is of a country where routine computer printouts always open with the words ... "In the name of God." The place Is Saudta Arabia, the place where men grew up In goat hair tents, but now dominate the money markets of the world, she said. She noted that the country publicly executes In the streets the murderers and adulterers, and Is the only country in the world to bear the name of the family which rules It, Saud. For roll call members named a well-known Arab. Refreshments were served to the 12 members and a guest, Mrs . Paul Haptonstall. Mrs. Richard Owen presided at the meeting. ·Racine UMW r .... POPPY DAY _ Jtac~e Mayor Charles Pyles proolabned May 21 as Poppy Db.y In the village of u--'-- The .-,u..,. event Is sponsored by Racine American Le...- Post 602. Pictured are, 1-r, Tabitha WUHord, ,. •-· Miss Poppy, JUUery Himl, Poppy Prtncer!rB; Mayor Pyles, and Angela Carlelon, Lll&le Ml!r8 Poppy. 1be youn• , ....._ wiD ...,..__. iL• Le....._ -• the 1L-m""' e ,_.., ,.. - - '"' a - Junior Confereme to be held In Pomeroy. Syr acuse. Mr . and M r~ . Byron H ull of Columbus and ( M ildre-d) Hubbard, Mrs. Carl S~Til r usr, arc mate1·na l great ·grandparrnts . BEND AREA OPTOMETRIC CENTER Rrchord H. Billman II. 0.0. 113 Courl Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 PH. 99 2-1920 VI SION.£XAMINATIONS HARD & SOfT CONTACT . lENSEdSM d Insurance an e rca 1 Mrs. Kenneth Cook ,nul JOn Airman First Class and Mr<. v. A 1 .Long Botto ni News Notes------------- ~the;;ref~res;hmen;;;ts~-==::::;::;;::;::;::K:;en:n:et:h:R:.:C:'o; ; k:;o;[; ;,..m; ; ; ;:;nt~on;o;; .~~~;;~C,~rd~sA~c~ce~pt~ed~~~ AWARD - Mnl. Pam Calvert recenUy was presented a cash award and alnjmed certlllca&e by Acting State Director lor Fanners Home Admlnl8tratlon In Ohlo, GleiUI J. Herillzer. Mn. Calvert Willi recognized for her ou&lltandlng work and contribution to the local Fanners Home Aclmlnlsb-allm Office In Pomeroy haYing a number of emergency in-oo-w larmef loans In 11182 lor tile Pomeroy office. She also was recognbed fl!r the outstanding overall office maaapmlellt and 888lstance provided to applicants and boiTOwers. With Mrs. Calvert Is Archie SteKall, local oounty supervisor. Inquiries concerning services provided by FmHA should be directed to· ll9'U844. ·.· Helen help us First gradf ·- JUI Blake, Beth Sw;klrit, Fred Larkins and Scott Hauber attended an Easter dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bogard. De Witts Honor Roll ' ~. roll o1 the ~rt Etcmenrary School has . bier! anoolliii.'Od. Mak1ng a grade ot "B" or •· ~- 1 11 -1r bl ~ ed the Buvn: n a uc su ecrs, to lA" nam to mil were: . Neighbors' fa~ily drive them crazy .• .; :: Tercla Cogar, Tony Davis. Jennifer Flnk, ............... , ·~· J .. _;.. • • • · MaKJeJJ.. • · · · ·· · · SOcood gra<k' :.... Tes~e Bradshaw, Brooke Coates. Man Cradock, Heather F'TaockoJohnson. tort ·J SlfnpsoR, . al8ll . Lee Luckey-~ Mindy ewa ' ""d[ t tl11fotslhat F1111TUNIT£0 LIFl INS CO ot Gat , , Starr or l~ri• Save 5 30 on 2-Station FM Wireless Intercom System . at Hanis, Bobby Kelly, Kyla Sellers, Kyle St rt UOOa cnapman 'NSak, Jamie HaiTis, f(lr.:~:ver y ana haltoftlplttG••thtiltii"! OIIht!SIIItJ9pi1CiblfiD1IInO ~ author lled dU IInli ll'ioe (Uif!ftl!UIIO f11n~1Cl 1ft lhll "II! •IS lp(MOj)I'IJI' hu\+n~l ct. lmur.mce lb roninc"l CO<IIill~ " SIIO'IIn b~ ~~ iJnnual 11ar~rnent to hnr tw~en u toH owl 011 rlew11bt1 lt 1981 ~m•ntll nsrt l , Ul381, tt600, [olj!lht•!!'. . U1 ?3 ~ .27R 00 Sur plus. S \04~ 'i18 00 l~ c ome , 19.381,0100. E •p!~ drlu<e 131lS1000 ~I ~set\ $] 1 4~.91800. Capilli 11100.00000 I"1 WITNF SS WHl ~(()r 1 11•v~ htrtunlo ~uMCIItltJI IIIT lljll\f and C'U~M , , SUllOtlf Carn·e Countess Pound , , ' f! VJ.rginia, has returned honw aller vacationing with her daughter and ~U,.alll Columtllls. OhiCl. 11111 daland dale Aot>tt1 l A"c ~b'~t ~ f am1'I Y, the T Offi H ayma nS. Sirploii11S~I II"JUOI0~1Cl \Sell1 11 S" lr uiOhO 01-partmml olln~wrln(t Certrhcllf or Com11i1n(e ~ · The Lo. ng BOttom · "Cotnmunt,ty· '"!~rlQe,rsr~ s ~Perrnlr~Mel ot l [l>unuruoi i~~St att oi OhJO hrr· rb~ cerl!l•t> thltCQtOHIALINSU~ANCI CO Of CA fl ~nthtrll1. ·A .,.;latlon will make homemade Slate oiCilrlom••. ~nc<W~~piiPO orolntr. "·s~ lhr<. S!•'~ •.PP1rubloo1ro ~ s""" .· • "'""" "'"' '"' """' ,,., • '"""" • ''" ""' '" soap Wednesday' April 13, the .,, iODIOlllltle IHrs·~~ ~ Ill rnSUIIMP lt~ frniiiCIII tGnO;tro~ IS sho.o•n by Ill t nnull !ll!t~nl 1o hnt t>H~II Iollo • ! GII Dftrmt.r ] I . 1981 'OI!I•I Com unity building. The assocta- l~d ml!l! Sl9.11!1531 00 tr·~~bt1 S\l\16.18400. s~!plu!. J4 lion's next meetln'g' will be Ap~l27 453JHOO ln[~ITII! $H.666 J II 00 [A('endolur~ . U4. 118 . 02300 11 Nt t nset~. $6.203 .147 00. C1prtal I I 7:,0 000 0(1 IN WITNE SS \'ttj[ . Jessica Mitchell, Daniell: Scott. . . 0!1 . . El~t~ClrOI'IIc& Stllf or 0~10. Dejllffmtnt d lntUfll'(;~ Cl!'f1•IICII~ ut C..m!lllantt - nu;, :• .Cor!' ~. ¥Kie ~ldenab~e. Man<h' Slaven, .(l)rlssy Taytot, ~ Kevin WhObrey, Micah Clrnt .~lues 1 ~t uooer!.l&neG. Supetln•noenr ot tMur~ntfut r~St•r• of !lh111. h!r tb~ u...... Ehha Meadows, Les~ Qualls . Ann Riffle., Matt Stewart, Toby Swartz, Megan ., .... Evans, Ryarr Conde, Amity Dlxon, Erin ' t Melody Rober1s and Ernestine Hayman went to l Ravenswood shopping Monday evening. Mr . and Mrs. Paul Hauber and Melody spent Easter with Mrs . Ora Sinclair, Sumner Road. Also att~ing were Mr. and Mrs . Charles Stne1alr and Chad, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowles, Mike and Diane, Delores Hawk and Robbie, all of Pleasant Ridge, Jim Perkins: Pomeroy. Run. Matthew Gatrell, Emily Heighton. Bridget Jacks, WE KNOW WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Ohio Eta Phi ~ rourth..ttx weeks grading per1od honor Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Dougle Ball, Montgomery, W. Va. called on their parents, Mr. and Mrs . Millard Ball. Mrs. Ernestine Hayman was honored with a bitthday party at the home of her daughter and family, Mr . and Mrs. Elbert Fitzpatrick, Lancaster. Also attending were the Bob Fitzpatrick family, Linda Weber and fiusband, Cathy and Dave all from around Lancaster. She received many nice . gifts. By Melody Roberts Congratulations, Johnny Newlun ·on graduatlilg from the Buckeye Hills NUI'Ite Assistant training. .Johnny completed the l!Jl hour ·,._ tourse and ts married to Mary . · Pierce Newlun and they-have three •· daughters, Crtstl, Tina, and Ca~rie. Mr . and Mrs. Harold Ball, The annual mother-daughter banquet was announced for May 7 with Martha Dudding as chalnnan yours or theirs. Why not talk up By HELEN BOTI'EL · when Racine United Methodist eondomtnfum-IMng to your neighDEAR HELEN: The Daily Sentinel Women met In the church social The woman who complained bors?- H . (USPS 14S-f1(141) room recently. abOut her neighbors' kids overrun· A Dh·lilon ot MuUimedlM , 1m:. Arrangements were made ·to . Got a problem? An adult subject nlng her yard · asked for readers' Published every ·afternoon. Monday serve the dburer for Alp_h a Della . ,suggestions.:·· All ·i have I& · fordl~usil:ton? Yo11 can talk It over .ttfrouRh Frlclay, 111 Court Street, by th:e Ohio ValleY P'u bllshingCommp.iny . ·Kappa on-April 18 at6::.l p.in. Clara · commiseration~ tn ber column If you-write lli Helen · · · Multlmrilla. Inc., Pom·eroy .- Ohlo Mae Sargent Is the dinner ·c hairBottel, care of this newspaper. When· we first moved here, our 4~769 , 992 · 21~ . Second class postage man. Several sick and shut-In calls neighbors had two teenagers_arid ~------------i patd at Pomeroy. Ohio. were reported and Etta Mae HIU one pre-teen. Both parents worked Member: The Associated Press, In· and Margie West reported on their land Dally Press Association and the as did we. Their kids came Into our American Newspaper Pulljhers As50- · special visits to' tlle nursing homes yard and stripped our tree of nuts. elation. National Adver tts ng Repreand hospitals this month. Cards sentative, Branham Newspaper Sales, They brought their friends to 733 Third Avenue, New York, New were signed for several members rollerskate .on our porch and walk; York 10017. who are Ill. played handball against our house, POSTMASTER: Send address to The Francis Roberts and Ruth Wolfe broke windows and the windshield · Dally Senllnel, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, had the program us!ng"Loavesand on a parked car. Ohio 4~769 . Fishes' ' as their topic. Readings and They drove their cars across our SUBSCRIPTION RATES songs were Included. Refreshments lawn; played Sunday football In the By Canter or Mator Route were se!Wd by Mrs. Roberts and street .. breaking out front One Week '''"'"""'' "''"''"" '''''''$1.00 OnE' Month ... .......... ................... $4.'40 Ruth Wolfe. shrubbery. One Yea r .. .................... ......... $52.80 SINGLf: COPY One afternoon the pre-teen sat In PRICES a nearby tree and yelled ob&cenl· Dally ..... ......... ...... ... ..... ...... 20 Cents ties at me while I worked In the Plans for the annual Founder's Subscribers not desiri ng to pay thE' cargarden. Her collective cats mated rier may remit In advance direct to DayobservanceonApr1128at6p.m. and· squalled under our house and The Dally Sentinel on 3, 6 or 12 month at the Holiday Inn, Gallipolis, were basts. Credit will c given rarrler each on our roof, not tospeakolustngour 1 month. Before Yuu Buv made at a recent meetlngoftheOhlo flower beds for their potty - and Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. No subscrlpllons by ~all permllted In you know how that odor lingers! towns where home carr ier service Is PH. 992-7161 Brenda HUI presided at the Their dog tore up our trash and left available. meet lng. A rock and roll paliy was calling cards on our lawn. MAIL SJJB..~CRIPTJONS anno1-1nced for Aprtl 23 at the Every holiday was a fireworks ·· Inside Ohio Pomeroy Legion· hall, 8 p.m. with 13 Weeks . .... .................. ... .... $14 .04 ::rd of rockets landing on our 26 Weeks .................... $27.30 husbands and other guests to be 52 Wee ks ............................... $51.48 invited. Members will have a yard Out1dde Ohln Ah, but finally the kids grew up, ND AVE. 2 sale !his weekend at the Richard 13 Weeks .. .. .............. ............ $15.21 got married and moved away. OH 26 Weeks ........ ..... ................. $29.64 . Rupe home on Wright St. 52 Weeks ........... , ................... $56.21 Peace! And then .. , the ·kids had . ._,jjMiiiiill · Dr. Margie Lawson had the program on "Tile Pretty Smile," kids, who their grandparents tl;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;. about threevtsll times a week. with comments on the care of teeth. Now Grandpa gets out In back Officers wUI be elected at the April and shows Grandson how to throw 19 meeting. rocks over our fen~ at our dogs, driving them wild, and how to shoot a pellet gun at birds so they fall Injured In otii' yard. Dale Stoll, Meigs County Exte nThe children delight In teasing sion agent. home economics, was our dogs, and no one stops them. guest speaker at the recent meetThey've almost ruined our tail Ing of the Wildwood Garden Club fence by climbing on It; and If a held at the Forest Run United child falls on our side, 1 suppase Methodist Church. Mrs. Stoll we'll be sued. • showed slides of several wall We've tried all the nice things in hangings which she had created the book, like vegetables from our using family heirlooms and ,picgarden, homemade jam. These tures. She suggested that before people still enjoy tormenting us, hanging anything on the wall. a though sometimes they're friendly . layout to determine placement and If anyone has a sol4t1on, please colors he made. She said that send It! - HAD IT WITH KIDS popular now are wall hangings of AND:GRANDKIDS fabric. ---·-DEAR HIWKAG: A potluck luncheon was enjoyect The only real solution Is a move: preceding the slide presentation. Mary Nease had the blessing and also gave a reading on April and a story on Jesus by -Norman VIncent Peale. An Invitation to the Rutland Mrs . Bessie Mitchell of Colum· Fliendly Gardeners' open meellng bus Is here lor a vlstl with Mr. and April 27 at the Rutland Civic Center Mrs. Osby Martin and son, Adam, was read. Miniature arrangements of Middleport. They were Joined for spling fiower5 were displayed by Easter dinner by Mr. and Mrs. the members. Guests were Mrs. Henry Werry, Pomeroy. Theresa Kramer o! near QeveKathleen S<z'?tt, Mrs. Betty BlackYour dOQe will be really mavin' at top speed wood, Mrs , Pa Smith, Mrs. Mary land and Mr. and Mrs. .Mike Hammer, Columbus, spent Easter Kay Roush, Mrs. E~ Roush, tor Hearty'... hlgh quality, nutritious chunks weekend with Ml'. and Mrs. Bob Mrs. Jean Nease, and granddaughcontaining a hearty 21 'lo protein content to Hoeflich and daughter, Jayne. ter, K1p2berly Sayre. help give your hard-working, hard-playing pals"extra energ.y. and great health! A~Of I hnt hertu ~IO su~r.crtbed m~ n1m• lrod r.1~wl mr MOll lobe lr '' at the building. A pie auction will be a!lruo II c~·~mM. Ohro. tMdiJ_ I~d dl11! R~bl'rt l Rtl[hlord is Suot ol lnMooct o1 a~"' \Sft17961 held that evening. Everyone asked to bring a pte If possible. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel LarkinS d have been called on by Mr. an Mrs . Steve Salisbury and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Larkins, Wesley, all of Gallipolis, Mr. and 6271(, ltd Ave., Gallipolis Mrs. Kenny Larkins, Mlddil:>port. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Elza Larkins recently celebrated Washers, Dryers, his 87th birthday. R Btl and Dorothy Thurston have Regrigeralors, anges Phone 446· 1699 1-;;::===========;i Wendy Clark, Adam Little, , Jeftl'Uer ?trek, Teresa May. Abby Blake, ' .t: PfnnY Clark. Sherry Johnson, Chuck Cun· ' ·: '.W.IIam. Jay Cremeans, P . J. Chadwell. '· , Mllrl! SUit, Brian Hottman, Scott Moore. Joy f ··; C\lndltf Ten1 Currence. Matthtw Fails . ::-: Third grade _ Trtcta Baer, fTank Blake. \c. Jlyu Cowan. Angle Goody. Lila Poulin, Mike • fleyltotcls, Mory Beth Stein. Chrissy Weaver. Bn!tt Baker, Oodle Oelancl. Sharla Cooper. Starey Doo~n, Tara Gerlach. Dartn Logan. Tat1tha Phllltps Amy Searls, Robby Wyan. ' Fourth grade'- D. J . Herman · x, Stv:llY Pullins. Catlna Wolle. Ertca Elias. Ja!IOn Smith, Teresa Deem. Lone Falls. SILSOn Houctttns. 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Tex as: are announcing the birth of their first child , Ke nneth R. Cook, Jr .. March 27 at the Holzer Medical Ct'nter . The Infant weighed six pounds, two ounces and was 18 Inches long. Paternal grandparrnt s arp Mr. a nd Mrs. Raymond Cook. Syra · cuse. Mat ernal grandp..·u·ent s arP Mr. a nd Mrs. Rolx'n Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manley, Pa.ge .4 ·· ~--~--------~-------------------- D of (1. Cook birth •1388 ·w..hertess W~h" ~· ! 7'1J 11161 • Flea Kill Lavatory Fixture Washertess " wrrr.4•.,..h C*ltlf·Mt . ( 737· 1111 • ST • $ 3rd ST. - --lO"- HomeFogger Notlod-... Check YCM.II' Phone Book for the llaaellwlek Store or Dealer Nearest You Ph. 949-2525 R OH.' "'tC8I MAT VMY AT tNOtW~ . ITOMS N«J OIA"IJIIS A DIVISION OF lAH OY CO~POIU, I QN �Pon~eroy..:....Middleport, Page 6 The Daily Sentinel - Ohio ' frid9y, April 8, . April 8, 1983 1983 The Daily Sentinei-Page-J Ohio 7 fXrERifNCf THf JOY Of RELIGION This and Church Directory USED CARS, I ; -- ~-_.>, _ .c-o . ' o~ Ph. tl<-•1110 98S-3944 &LOHSE VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. 8 ~~~~! Prescn ptions Mtddle por t ·JV/·f F= ines t The '" 99 2 H om eli t e Sa w • & M a tn ~ ·IJ I' . Mil tn poet remln<b u!o that flO ~ ~om~!. a horne the minute a family ~ 111. Main ~~ . Polllf'1 oy Sund<l.i ' se>n IC'f>S Holy Commu nion on Ill<>. Ch-.;;t Sunda\ or f'ach munth, and c"Omblnrd with m orning prayf'r on thl.' third Sundav. Morning pra,\ w and S<'J111on on o.~ll ot hf'r Sundays or tht' month. Church School and n ursrry carr pro; 100:1 CoffC'f' hour In lh<' Pansh Hall lmmNitlll('l~ ' follow!~ ltv> SC'TVIC't'. , POMEH.OY CHURCH OF( 'I-Ifl.IST. :ll:!i\ M,11 n St N('ll Proudroot. p;.1 stor Biblrsc hoo l, 9 l l .Lm .; morning wo r10hip Jn ·y~ a m . You tO rl'l('l('lini{S. 6 :10 p m . p vf'nin ~ '-' OI'"' hip. 7 ll p.m. WednC'Sdi:Jy. m.s;tht P' a\'PI mr, 'lihJ! and Rlblr s1Udv, 7~.ll p .m I 1lfE SALVATION ARMY . ll:i Aufl('tnur AvC', POfTl('I'0\1. M rs . Dora Wtn mc In r h.lll.:l ' Su nday hoflllC'S.., mf'r' t mE!. 10 a m : Sun<la,· ~ hoo l. 10: ll u.m. Sunday Sc hool YPSM Elo[S(' Adams. leudi'r 7 :ll p m . Sl !IV:Itlon ll'll'('finR. varlou ~ "pralo:l"n and mustc ~pi"'· riab Thursdav- IL: .11 a.m . to'l p m , I.ad if·.., l ~om(' l £aguc, m('JTI\:x>r.o; 111 d taJ):f', all "'-OflM"O invl lt-d , fi : .J~ p .m . Thur~a .'. f'lli'V!" ('adr'l C'las.s !Young Propll• Ri blrt . 7:.t1 p m. Rlblf' Study and Pra ybr 11'\("('llng, OJX•n to ttl(' pu bl k'. Gr oc e rr es- Our day$ r~ulre 11Im and purpose whiCh rehg!OU$ conY'ictiOn lllone can AND YOU'RE OFF T.O THE PHONE TO GIVE US A CALL. BURI.INGTOI' 992-2156 ASK FOR ADVERTISING - IT PAYS! For a retailer, the advantage that news~pers have over television can best be described as: (a) News conte.nt, features and circulation (b) Reach, readers and page size (c) Color, response and press capacity (d) Number of Items, reach and cost (e) Number of Items, reproduction and service i IW'TIST SEVF.f'TTH·Dt\ 'I' AO\'EI\'T JST . :-.1ulbrm H<'h::hl ~ R<Kid, Pomf'mv. M k'hitPt PI;Jn kow~k l. pastor : R ll <1 Wh1t r Subb<tl h SrhlXll SUp!. ~bOOth School I ~ d t::! p .m on Sa tutdd\ w ith worship Sl'l'\'k f'S tollowlng <Jt :1 l :i pm Rl!I1.AND F'IRST BAPTIST ('IIUR<'II SJo,;t('r Harrlf'tt Warnf'r. Supt Sundu.' Sc honl. 9 :Jl a m .• m orning worship . HI -I~• a m A TV rate-card can best be described as (a) An Inflexible list of prices (b) A set of negotiable prices, as realistic as the sticker price on a new car. POMEROY F' IR."I JlAP'!lST. Oa vtd Mann. m !ni-:!Pr: Willi <.~ m Snou ffl'l , Sund:11 School sup! Sundav School . 9 .W1 a m , MO!'rl iflj;! WO!''!hl p 10: :1111 .m . FIRST SOlJrHF.RN RA PT I~'L Pofl)('rm Plkl' DLI\'Id Hun t p;J stor · HoJ,!C'I 1\lrnl't S u n d<l~' S.:·hool SuPf'r ln!C'nd.-nt '-; u n d c~ ,\ S('hool q 1l Ll m. tTUJmlng wol"'htp 10 :111 P\'Pnin.[: worship. i :111 p m Mld '-''('('1 pr.t\t'l fll('l >l i n~ . 7 'fl p.m M IDWA 't' ('OMMlJN ITi' CHURCH 1):'.11 lt•r Rd. l...41n~"""'' ' 1{('\ . li. i\ ll ught '!-., Pastor. Sundav Sf.'hOOI 10 u.m Se-t' K'~ un T'Ursduy. Thurst1a v .m d Sundav 7.:•t p m FJ\1'11 1TABI· RI\OM' l .E f'l-f UHCH ll.lllk•\ Ru n Hnud. Rf'\ • l·:mnl('fl Ro wSo.1n Jl<islm Handlfo~· Dunn • .;;u pt Sunduy sc:hool 10 ,, m ~nda.v ' ''l'llln): S(•rvlc'f' 7 :w1 p m. Oibl1 · II';K'hing, 7 :10 p .m 'lllu1sda ' . SYRAC'USF: MIS.~JON. C'hl'rt' Sl . Svr.1 ruse>. St:>I'\·I<"N;, 11'1 a.m . Sunda\ 1 E\'l'nln,.-: st:n•icr-s Sunduy u nd Wl'drwsd av 7 p m A retailer's share of sales can be directly related to his .. SOUTI I F.R ~ CHURCH. Routf' 1. Shad<' Bihi('SC'hool 7 p m. Thu rsday ; worship SPrv iN' R p m POME ROY WF.!'il'SrDF CHURn! OF' CH RIST. ~ W. Main ~t .. 9!t2-52.'t5 \'tJ:a l m ustt' ,SUndar worship 10 a,m.; Blbk> study 11 a fil ; "~ hlj:i7 fq) til WC'dnf'Sd~n Bibl(' ..; tudv. i p rn . OLD DF.XTER RIBU: CURISTIA N C'HURf ll - Cll flon Lucas. pa ~ t or. Sunda1 School !l:.ll a.m . Mr.-; Worlr ' Fr~nrh, ~upt. PN'achinli! sc-n•ic'f'S ftr"'t and th ird Sun<la' ... followl n~ Sunda ~ Si:'honl Youth m«'I:'IHI,i! cwrv Su nda.\ . 7 ll p.m {;RA H AM IJN I TED MJ-:TIIOOIST Pn>achin,e: 4<11 a m . ftrsl anfl "'"('Ond Su nd<t\S of cw·h month third ,md iow th Sundavs •·ach month. worsh i p ~rv i ~;J 1 7. 1() p m . Wf'dtl('Sda_.. f'Vf'ninll " o.~t i l! p.m . P r avl'r und Blb!C' Studv ., MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ I~ f ' H RI~"T'I A N UNION . l..aWr('1'lC"(' Man If',\ . pasiOI : Mrs RuSSf'\1 Young. Sunda~ Schoo l Sup! Sunda\ School II: l'l a m E\'f'nlng ,wonohip 7 :.1 p.m . wronf'Sd,ty pra\l' l m'('t I n~ i . :11 p m. MT MORIAH f'IIURCH OF (;GO. Racine • - Rt'\' . •Ja!TIC"S Su!l('f'{IC'Id, pastor. Mornlnc wors/tl'p 9:45 :~ . m .. Sundav S<'hoo i iO: -'5 <.1m . ('\l('n ln~ worstilp 7 p.m. 'J'\K>sday. 7::'11 p.m .. ladk'5 prav('r fl'l('("!illS: W~I'W"Sda~· 7<Jl p rn . None of the big chains is currently selling one of ·the following items. (a) Frozen meats (d) Checking accounts (b) Udder balm (e ) CableTV (c ) Liquor YPF.. MIDDLEPORT FmST BAPTI ST. rornf't Sixt h und PalrrK'I. I he> Re-v Mar)( M rC!un~ . Sunda' sdlOOI 9: 1!1 a .m .. Dan Wh itt•. Su nd ,t~ Sc hool supt .. .John R••lbt•l. Sr .. assl sup! . • Momlns.! Worsh ip 10. 1~ a.m . Youlh mf'(ltlnl!: L 'l)· p m. W<'dnrsd"Y· includml!: ww tor~ . N~r travers. j unior astroanuts. and lunlor and senior hl2h BYF: choirprar l lrr~: llp m. W~ay; W~y . If costs, reach and size are equal, a chain store retailer has a , prayf'l' l'nfll"tln,:! and B!blf' stud ~ . 7<11 p .m CHtiRC'H OF CHRIST. Mlddlcplrt . ~th.• nd M<~ln. Bob M ('Jion. m l nll'lcr: AI Har1!00n , asSCX'Ial(' minls!C'r; Mik<' Ct't'lach, Sunda y ~hool Supc.>rinl('n<.k.>nt . Bibk> ~·hoot. ~ ; l'l a.m .: ITIOfTllnl.: wbrship, 10: l'l a.m; ••wni~ wors hip 7 p .m . WC'dnesday B lblt' Stu<lv and ~w r h J.: roup mPctin£~ . 7 p .m .' Built-In preference for: ROP over prepi'lnts; paid circulation over free; and dallies with news over non-dailies without news because he rec{)gnizes, ip each case, the Inherent superiority of the former over the latter. True or false? · .. · MIDDLEPORTOIURCII OF TilE NA.ZJ\. RENF.. lo-pa~tors, FW/. Chark's Co~· ll'1i'NI Reo\·. Nai'IC\I Coylf> Bill Whllf', Sunda,ll' sd'IOOI su pt ' Sunda~ SC"hool. 9::11 a.m .: mo rn! ~ Wors hip. 10: :l) D.m.: !'uOOa,.Y ("V('n~el lstic rfl()(>! lnrot. 7 p.m . Pra.wr nl('('tin~ WOOI'X'!Iday 7 p.m. .UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINIS'ffiY OF MEIGSCOUNTY . Il('V. Wando ,Johnson. HOW ·WELL DID YOU DO? 5 CORRECT Drop us a line and we'll arrange .for you to have an interview. 2-3 CORRECT You know your advertising, but let us help you know more. aru1 ·s :> 't !U!S!lJ8Ape JO IJI~S '£ (l~O PIOS .Q:CORRECT No· que ~~ion about i( you need llelp. Give us a call. S! !JO!~e~s ~~~ ua~M ~dean) a ·z a ·1 TOTAL .MARKET COVERAGE .. SUMS NV dlr('('for: H arold .Johnson. dlrrctor of · ' education. H A.RRJstlNVI LLE PRESBYTERIAN. Worsh ip Service. 9a .m .; ChurrllSchool, lO::JJ a.m . MID DLE'PO R T PRESBYTERIAN . ChW"C'tl ScbJol , 9 a,m .; M omlfut WOI'!jh lp,. 10: 1~. Bible Study n..loy, 10 a.m.; Blblo stud)l. 'lliUIIday. 7: ~ p. m . SYRACUSE F1RST UNITED PRESBY · TERI AN ('bUJ"('h. Ch utrh School. 10: l~.ll . m .; mom~ wonhlp. U : ;IJ a .m .: Bl!HP. Study. ~. 10 a.m .; Junior and Seni>r HiAfl YO..th Croup. Sunday. 6 p.m. Rtm.AND CI!URCII OF GOD. Puior. Rov. •Jolin Evano. Sw.day 1<hool. 10 a:m .; !lluldl,v -.tdp, U a.m.; Clllldr.o'o chur<h, 11 a.m.: !lwolay ......., """""'· 7 p.m.; w~"""''"' l'WIIIl ladteso~llio!11.6 , .tn. W~y ramity worhsip, 1 p.m. • ' -- -- -- . - 7..1B ~ . m MEIGS I OOPERNTJVI; PI\RL'<II UNITED METHODIST C'HURC'II Fay SaU('f', Di ret•tor NORTIIEAb'T C'LllSTER · H..l•\·. SE• Idon ,lohrloion Rf>,·. Rk:hard 1bomWi ALFRF:O. - - Chun·h ~hoo t ~ :111 ,, m lnsplr~ Down the hill i!o a vtllll cenk-r of thi s com· HAZEL COMMUN!n· C"Ht:R(' H, N('ar Lon12: Bo!lom. E d S«·I lia r! . pastor Sunda\ school q·:JI u.m , Wm shlp 10· ]1 a.m .. Pr.1.vPr mf'f'llnl'!: 7::111 p.m. T huNioy . MIDDLEPORT FHJ::EWII I RAJYfiST Cornl'r 4.sh and Plum 1-C'..,Iif' il fl~ · man pastor Sunda,\ S<-h:lol 1ll .t m . Morni ng Worship, 11 a. m .. Wt-dnt'!ooClm .tnd Saturday M' IVK1 '~. SYH.Al'l'SI. F!l! ST ( ll l' IU ll 01· t ;OIJ ( '"ll',t.:l' { lr lct Jl<'hllll' Wo 1" h ip "''1'\ 11 '1' Su n(\,1\ 11 I'• 11 Ill Sunilol\ "rht wll 11 1 nr nnr ... h lp "'' ~"~ ll'l' 7 ~ I p m T hw"' l.l\ pr .ll l 'l ml l 'li n ~-: i ll l pIll '\11T IWH\·II l!\ l ''\ l'nll H HI-'TIII\1 ·' ~ I '\ C'I/HI ST Cl ll 'H('JI ll1'\ H o t )( •ll S.llllil 'r' . 1 ~1-.11\1 !Jon Will t, t\ lr •.tdi 'l I Pt \ ltt'i.l 1!1 1'1 X ~l" ('om lll UI HI\ nil t H It: "'u ntl.tl '-t'ht Mll '1 ,1 rl l , :-.1m lli!I LC 1\ 0 1"111~ " 1'1'\11' '· Il l t• .t m t'\1' 1\1111.: p11 ,ldl iiiJ.! "' '~"' I ( , . "'' ollll l o~ tlol [llllllh "i111111:n ' 7 ~I I'll\ ( ll ll..,tl. rn l lldi ', l '"' lu....,t .1 111 1 thud 'iund.1\ ... -; WI p m \\'i'(lr)l ·..d.n ]11 .1\ r'l 1111~ ri n): ,11 1111\thlo ' IIIII\ .'.nd somelhlng more lt Uk~ $. Our IMng needs 1M finn undergirding of f&iti'o In God Gen era l M er cha nd1 se Rac m e ~ 4 9 - 2550 g:vl'm ng Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Luke Lul<e I Cotinffl/sns 18 1· 11 14:13-35 14:50-53 15 1· 1 I "'"' Thursday Romans Fnday Saturday Romsns Romans ~ 29 9:30 10:5·2 1 ll.~ •••l~lmg S•••«• M••lllr - ·ChoriDIIot••ll•. - - - , _ F. . .,.. Syndi< .IN ""' lf(lo .0~ ·. 7.;lpm Y• 1~ Just yo u watch . One mornln~ several month! he-nce you'll see the family from 60 1 Meadow Lan~ head down the hill to worship W you 'll know someone s drel!mhouse Is on th~ wll)' to be<:om1ng tl1~1r drettmhom e. J.t- a m .• UM,YI'. tl 'lllp r!J ' l 'MW THird Tut.-,d .... ,. 7 'Ill p.m Communi!' ffr' ~;. t •' .. Sunda.' . CHF)o.IER ~hoollftam ; CE N11W. CU STER ~.,. stank>y \\ . M t ~trif itold Rt•v. ICit hU:rd Rotht•m ldt Rf'v . Roht•n F.. KohO.OO ~·' . Kotw rt Rld(>r, .Jr ASBURY rS v1a r u ~' l - \\ or shlp, 11 a .m .. Ch urf'h School . •• r1 <r. m.. ('h,li'.C.C' Brhlf' St ud\'. W4"dn<'~ LI\. i ~1 p.m : l 'MY. . liN! llrPsda.v . 7 '11 p.m : {'hOJr H1' ht'ars. 1l. W<'dnl'o;da\ ll .'11 p m . L;MW . fourth Sundm n 1'1 pm EI'\TFH~RISF- Wo,.., htp 11am . Churrh S. ·hoot. 111 a .m . Btbli · S !~h , Tut '!>t [ ;~;, i ·r1 p.m ; UM W Fir"' Mund.n 1.:•1· p m .. GMY I·,Su nd.n . t; pm C'ho11 l t' hl'.ll-.....:11 . 11.:~1 p m " N l n('Sd•H l·l .AT\o\'OODS - ( hurl'h St·hool Ill :1 m , WI\! shtp. 1 H.m . 'flthl1 ' Stud' . ·r hu NI<I\ 7 pm . L MYF :->undd\ . hpm F'tmF'S"l fl l ! \ - \\or·o.; h tp. ~ 1. 1 m . I l'IUJt'h ~· hnol 111 ,, m ( htlll ' P1 ,tcllc'r' 'T\wsrl:l\ . h 1'1 p m . UM\\ . 111 ~l'l'ul''i(] ;l\ i 'II p m 1U 'ATI I 1M iddlf'[X•1t1 - C'hurt h S( hool ~~ . 'll a m . Wn• "'h'P· Ill 'Ill iJ m . B1hlt · StUlh . T UC'sdU\ , 10 a m .. UMW ~'( ·ond Monda\ . i :JI p.m. UMM. third :vlondLII. i .10 p m M I I\:EHSVII.I.F: - Woro.;h lp Sl:•r '\ \CC'. HI ,, m : Ch urch S('hool, I I a m.; L'M'/1'. lh lnl Wt>dnf'SdLI ,V. 1 p m Chc,l r praC'Ilf1' MnllCid \ i 'II p m PFAH l. ('JI ,\P FI - Wm ... hip Sr-1'\irf' 111 a m . C' hu r c- h s-; hoo1 I 1 a m UM\\'. '>('('~ 10d 'l'uC'Sda\, i :ll p m . l 'MYF \,,... t '1\ic'S(I<.I\' 7 '1"lp m POMEHOY - C'hurc·h S<"'hm l. !I l 'i a n1 • Worship .<;t'f'\'1 ('(' . Hl' :lfl .J m . C"hotr rt 'hl'• lr~l . Wrd~ u~. i ..l'l p.m.. VMW. '-t'('(lnd '1\.rPsda\, 7:.11 p m : UM\\ . 111~ 1 SurKia~ · . 7 am : UM\'F. Sund,n· 1, p m H()(l\ SPR!Nf : ~- C:Mrt h S. hoot 11 ~ ~~ .r m , Wor~ hip . 111 ,r m , RJbll' Stud\ . Wi'tln~~la ,\, i .'Jl pm .. UM 'I'I-' · rS.:•n kll' l. Sunc:ILIV, ti p .m.. I. IUI]itJI"" I , 1'\'l'l'\ Oftll' l Sundav. ti p m . . RU11 .AND - Chur('h S.:·hool. ~:q:1 am .: Wor!ih lp. II a .m : UMW 1F.wn1n2 ('irclc l . S('('Qnd \\'f'dnNOd:~v. 7 ll p m . L'MW. f;('(·onc::t Thu rsrr.Jy. 1 p m M I .F:M ITNTF.R - Chu rrh Schonl 10 <.1 m . Wo r~ h lp . i p m SI\!OWVII.I.F - Wot...,h lp. 'l a m . C'hun:h Sl: t1110l 10 am !<OUTHERN I'LU"l'ER IW\ •..fumtos M. Rfo\', n:,rk Mark " '· fl.vnn Rt•\', tlon•nc:t• Smtih 1\PPI .E GROVF. - C'hw·t•h Sc•hi.XJI. !fa.m .. Wnrs hlp. HI a.m Hir-s t and th ird SUnd:t ~·s) : UMW . st'COJKI 'l\lf'Sd,av . 7<10 j) m . l'r.IYf' l' m('('linA. WC'dnf'!olda~· . 7 p m BF.TIIANY - Worsttip 9 il .m . Ch un:· h St'hOOI, 10 a.m . Rl bli" ~ tucl v . Wf'dnr'S(Iin . 10 a.m • Dorcas Womt:'fl 's FPI~hip, Wt>d1K'l' dm , l l~ . m . CARMEL - ~hUI 'C'h Sc hool. ~:t ::Vl 01 m .. Worship . 10: .a:; a.m.: S('("()nd Li nd fOW1h SUnd.U ,\'!'> 1: F l'llowshlp dtnll£'r with Sutton. third Thu rsday . h:llp .m F.AST LETART- Churf'h Sd'v.nl . 11a m .; Worship, 10 a m t!!ol'('()nd and founh Sund.!~·s: UMW. fll'st 1'uf'Sd;l\ 7: .10 p m LE:TAR1' F'ALJ_t; - Wor ... hlp. !l a m • (l;iun·h Sc-hool, 10 a m MORNlNC STAR - Worship. 9. :Wl u m .. Church School, lO:lJ am .. Bible> Stud\', Thursdav, 7: :-.t p.m. MORSE CHAPEL - Church School. 9o:ll a m.: Worship. II a m. PORTI~ND - Chu rr h School. 7 p m .: W orship. 8 p m ; UMYF', W•>dnf'Sda ~' . 7:.1 1 ~\ Otship S('I'\'IC"('. W ~~ dIll 1·\ .n lgl'l"' tic ScorVl('(' . 7: 111 p.m WNin{'S(I,l\ l' t~!\1 ' 1 mC'f'1m,e. i'.lO p m . Thu1 ~\:l\ ZION \II L'R('J I 0 1· (l!RI ST. Ponwrm Jlar·n som·! IJI' Hd .. 1\ol" '' I Pu rl• ·II. minL :-.11' I . Sii'\'f' Slanl('\ Sunda; -;t·hool ""P4 Sund ' " S<'hool , '+ .11 ,1 m " (lrshlpM'rVkf'IU' l ln .m . Cvl'ning y,or..,h ip Surl(l;l\ . 7 ~ m ,Hl(l W(>tl ntosda\, i p.m ST. 10 111\' Ll 'T HFH.A t\ C \l t;Rn l. l ' mt · (ii'O\'(' 'l"tw HC'\ Wlill;nn Mldd1('!;wurth. PKo.;tor \hurc·h Sf' l'\ it"'" q 'lll a .m•• ~und;n School HI 'Ill a m • BRADBl'R'I CH LiHCII f W CIIIUST P.rul Pratt. JXI"IOI '-;untlo.n o;rhoo l. 4 lOa m .. l .;1rn ll av!ll"' s. S Sup! . mwm n~ w(u-...hlp. 111 ~~ HI 11! !!"\.'\17.1-11 t Hl HI I I t tl· 11 Sl "i (II H ISI OF J.,\JTJI : l l ." 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'' . sup1.: mo rn l n~o: " n r~hLp . ,I, CL SuniJa,\ ('Vf'nlnl! <;( '1'\'lf'f' 7 p m : m id WN'k .Y'I'' I t~ '. \\ l-d nt 'Sd<.J\ . 7 p.m SYRAC 'USE n tURCII OF Til E NA7.-<\ RF:NE - H.rv. l.1m1,_ 11 K lllk>. pti..,l or Shrrrn;.m Cundiff. ~ up..~rinl r ndt'fl l Su nda' Srtruol, !L '41 u m .. Mmn l~ Wor.;;hi\) 111)1 Ll .m . J•:\'ilflJ!l•IJ <:. tk S/'1V k'1 '. t; p rn 'r,l,\.('1 wuth und pru l:--.4' \\'pcJnrsdu\ . i 11.m mr'l' tlnJ!. i p m F. DE N UN I TF:O BHF:T I IHEl\ II\' (' ifRIST . EIOtn H. Bl .tkr . ~ ~1 n1 · Suncla\ ~hon l 1(1 a m , Hobl'rl Ht~-d . su p! Mt)l'nlnu Sf'rmon . 11 ·• m : Sund il,\ ' n l ,~.! h l ~·t'VJ C,...,. . Ch ris tian F.ndl'u vo r 7·:1! 1-J.m Snn g'il'IVir'f' ~ p m , P!T'a ch ln~ It l'l p m M ld· wt'f•)( PHt )'('t "~·ti n~ . Wtodt~\ . 7 p m . i\hin Rf'l.'d . Ia,· i<'m:k•r. , HF:MU){'J.; f:ROVF: C'liRIST 1AN. RV~-:1 ' 1 Wa ! ~n. J){t s!or : Cn•no.;on Pr<.~n . Sunc.la\ Sc:hOOI supt. Moml ng wor.,hlp , !l: :v1 .1.m : Su nda~1 srhoo l. HI :Jl am .: r•vrnlnl2 SCI'\ IN'. m m. 7·.11 pm MT UNIOIS 111'\I""TI ~'T . lk\' Tnm IWIC'~· .IOf' Saytt'. Sunday School Sup!•rlntrndf'nl Sunda\' school. 9 4.') a.m : l'' 'f' nlng lio!Ors.h lp. 7: l'J p.m . Prdy(•r ITK'f'llnR . i : :111 p .m . W~u v . . . TUPPERS PLAINS C' H UR( A OF RACIN E WESLEY AN - C'hurrh ScOOol . lfl am : W<m~hl p, 11 a.m : UMW. fow1h · Mo nda~· 7, ~p. m .; Handmald(ln!i ofthfo l..ord, fln~ t Wedneisday, i p.m .; Mm 's PravPr Brro ldas1, Wedi'K'Sday, 7 a.m . CHRIST, Vln<'('fl t C. Waters. ill , mlnl!i!er : H<'rman Blac.•k. suprrl nlcndr nr . Sundav School 9: ll a.m .: f'V('ntnR: St'rvit't'. 7 p.m .: W!'dnesd.av B lblr School. 7 p m p .m WITON - ChurctJ School. 9;ll a.tn .; morn ~ worship. 10: t.'i a.m . lflrsf al'ld third Sundays); ff'llowshlp dinner wit h Cal'fll('l, th lrO Thursday, G::ll p .m . KENO «;1--URCH OF OlRIS'I'. OUvor Swain. Su'JX'rlntrnden t . Sunday school 9: )) CHES'PER CHURI;Jl OF TilE NAZA· RENE . Rev. Jkorbert Cra t(', pastor. Frank RlfOc. .supt . ~nday ScOOol. 9 Y1 a m • Wors hip .'t('_tvlct•, 11 u.m. aOO 7::11 p m. Praypr llll'l'l l n~ . 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At th~ ndgh borhood church scor.•5 gatht:r t!ach -.ek IOf 'MOI"SSiip. kK .tpiritUI'II rtnewlll Worship Wor ship <l .1 111 Chur r h 1\thll•'-;ruch . Thu r-ro.r' 7 pm UMW, fir "lt 1 h urstl'-1\ . I p m . Commu nion fi rst Su nday WO! "ihtp. 'l .11 •' m Chull'h .JOPPA ~hoot. Ill :11 ,a m B1hl1' Stud\', \\ N inf'<.rd;n i .l l p m \.ONC: BOT'1Y1M - Ch UJl' h "''hn(ll ~~ .11:1 a m.. Wnr o;hip i p m . Rt blr Sta.h . WC'dm'~<.J v. i :lfl p n1 , UMY F \ \'etl!lf'"':l,l\ li ~ m .; Com mu nion Flnll Sunda \ RF. EDSVl !.l.f: - -Chu rr h S<.'hiXII. !i ll a m.: Worsh ip 11 .1 m '11JPPE RS P I .I\ i NS ST P.\t ·1. - C"I1UI'<'h School ~o~ . m . : Wor shlp.lOo rn : Blbi~>StLKh . 1\if'Sda~'. 7· :11 p m .. t ;Mw T hird 1\ u sda\ . 'i: :ll p.m : Communion rtrsl Sunda v Se rv 1Cf' . Rutlclnd , Oh1 0 4577'> J . wm . ' B ill " B r ow n . Owner Phon e (61~ ) 7:l:" Ht'\ It takes a h~p of llwln' pasTor . llyd(' HrndN"SSn. pao;: lor f'mC'rtrus. Sunday School. 9: .l t <.~ .m . Glr n Mr{'Jun,£!. ~ upt .. moml ng wor.-hlp 10: .l l u.m : cwnin~ . IOC'r'V ICi' 7 p m : mid-wrf'k "f'rvicf' Wf'dne-sday, 7pm C. RACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - .12t E Equipment ·5•'"' •nd THE DAILY SENTINEL '""""• ,, . .. "" t ., ' o\, o(ICI I(•po" r 1° l /1 1• ' 1 11 , 0 11 This I! 60 1 Meodow Lane - someone·, dreamhouse onlt'w!wfl'llot'uiA II~t Vet the WAID CROSS SONS SlORE TR INITY Cl-IURCH , RN W. H Pi'rTln . pas! or : [lpbiJI(> Bock , Sunda.v School s up! Church School c1. 15 a m .. wOrsh1p $C'l"\'\c1:> 10:.10 am Choir l"('hC'ar!i<!l, Tu(>S({a, 'i .l 'l p m ., undPr di«'Ction of Alk,, Nt•ast' · POME ROY CHURCH OF THF. NA7A RF.NE. CorrK'r tJ nlon and Mulbr'm·. Rf'v VlrJ,!\1 Bvrn. pastor. Ck>n MC'Ciun_g, asst . o t Cotu miJu~ . 0 804 W Me) Ill 491 -2318 Pom('ro~ Attend Churr h this Sunday 9,·: SIJO P om ero y E ~-;r\ Com plete A u t o m o trve serv1c c Loc u s t & Beech St 491 ·9921 Mtdd tepo rt RIDENOUR URNI~!e~~ROWAR:tI N ~tio n w 1d e- ln s. Co . 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Info( ,,ftl'r lloly Curn munlon No, In G<Xt' s ~l lolht and Cod's US£' W(' ,m• nt>v!•r ukl or tuoiJitl "' !1 • rrf <;t > t'\l k~ · Tlw prayer life of our Sc'nlor C hristians Is om• of thl · musl f'ffl'f'tl vt· lm·t..-•" " 'f' havf' In lh(•land today Thf' comfort a nd joy lh<ll ls shan.'d wilh l' hlldrr•n 11rK'l voulh l'{lm es ! rum lht · wl'idom of llvln£ many years Oy our St'rt lor Ch rl.'i!l il n ~ Thl · ~ un· w·r'\' lmpo1·tan t How old l<r okt '1 Wl' all wnultl sav old l-. 1H vf•llr'l oli:l.r·•· th••n I lllll t1~h l no" In .'l{'fVkf> to {;Q(I thl'rf' Is no old. Ill s jur.f a (ltffpn•nt k !rul of Sl'l v h1 • I \ut "''1'\' tf'l ' IIJ { ~I o1nd Man lll'vt'r endo; • O h. Lord of t•lt.'m lly, may "''' m <vt•r ~row tuo ol d tu st •r-v,• 'llll~ •.t rKI \'nur " 1·\plp u ~ 11 1 IX' a souro:• of Koud a;od of S('l'\'ke until wr> ur c (.'U IIt'(l hun !I' to Th1 ~ · Anwn. - HI'\' William Mldd!P.sw:~rt h, Luther an.~ of Mc i£S County nw.. W!<drr;osd.t v. 7 .1 1/"" " C H R I ~i- St. l1t. Ul,,,nlitiUit\ . l'us lor, 1\1-v F'm nkll n Olc kf'n!i . Su nd n ~ mnrnlnc. 10 a.m . 7 :w )p m. Thut'S(hi V C"'/(•n l n~. ~'TI VFTlSVIl,1.I- : t 'OMM UNITY f-ii\l'nST ('HURCII , Pastor· HOO. •rt RyN1'. Sunduy St: hoof 10 a .m : Worship St•rvk't• 11 am,: Surklu y N'f'n l n~ Sl"''\' ict-. 7 :fl p .m . WNI~ · dav ("VI•nlng !Of'IVi(1 •, 7.:(1 p m INDEP ENDF' NT IIOI.INESS ( 1lURCII . Inc, - Paul St , Middk'PQ11. R1 •\ . 0'1)1•11 Mank'y , pas10r. Sunda¥ School , 9: .'¥1 a.m .. Mornlruz worship IO: ll il .m .; f'vrnlnR wor · .rohlp. 7: ,'1) p .m . 1'\K'sday . 12: :Jl p .m . Women'!" prayl'r IT\C'('t\n,i: Pra~·cr tJnd praL'll:' Sl'JVI('('. Woo"""'ay . r iJ p.m IAtJREL CU FF FREF. METHODIST CHURCH. RE"o' . Robert M iller. pastor: Lloyd a .m. ever)' wee~<. : Wrlp: hl. Dll'(l('for of ChrLSilnn Educutlon. HOBSON CHR ISTIAN UNION, William Sunday Sc!V)hl, 9· .JJ a . m ~ : Momtn ~ Wcn hlp. Crab<.,.., paslor. Sunday School. ~JO a.m .; 10::r. a.m ., Ctloir Practk'e, Sunday , 6:Jl · .........,. !IOI'VICO. Ul p.m. W<dnosday prayor p.m.: E"""l~ Worship. Ull p.m. W~· meo11111!. 7: JO p.m. · doy Prayer and Bible Soudy. 7 o ~ p.m. BEARWALLOW RIDGE: OIURCH OF DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRI~,.. Chark!s OIRJST, Oualll' WaniPn. minister BUliP clu1, 9: !II a.m : mori'llrlf!: wonl'llp, 10:: :JJ •• RWIIl'll. Sr.. m lnbiter; Rk-k M acombt'r, ISupl. !;unday !!Ohool, 9,i :lJ a.m.: worShip II<'IVIce, a .m.; I'Vellinl! ~<II'Shlp, t· .l l p.m. Wedneoday 10:~ a.m. Billie .,U((y, 'l'uo!ollay. 7: :ll p.m. Bible study, 6oll p.m. RUTLAND Af'O!,"l''LI C CIIURC H OF JESUS CHRIS'!', EkJoor """"" Miller. Bible study, Wedoo;;day, 7 .'ll p.m ., Sulllla y ~nuol. 10 a.m . Sunday nm ht ~wrv le'4•, 7: :M) p.m . POMEROY WESI.EY 1\N HOLINESS Han15onvtlle Road. Earl . Fields. pastor. Hen111 Eblin. Jr .. Sullda.Y SchOol Sup!. Su oduy School 9: :IJ a.m .; MornlO${ Wotshlp 11 a.m ; Sunday eovrnlnfil ""rvlreL 7::U p.m ; Prayrr Mectln~. Wf'dncsday. 7 : ~ p.m can As we look around I a our gra ndparen t• or Ihe •enlm dtlzcn• Wl' see the very arllve people 10 a large extent. Thi s I• as II shoul d IF. God does nol wan I u s l o lie down and die j uSI b<cause we are g el ling a lew years on our bodi es. M any of our SenlorCIIIzcns do man' wo r k, "' '"'iN'"· Sundu~· cv(' n\n~.: . wf' 20 years ago. We lh lnk we j us I slow down a lilli e. · f'AIH\'tt·:w AIHt l· c II UBI'! I. I A· t.llt . " \'.1 1~1 I. Mt~rk l rv.! n. j\il.., l lll Wt ll " hlP •t· 'Wl . t m SunrJ••\ Sf I'KJ\ 11 11 ,1 m. l '"' ·nlng w(w'ih lp i 'JI p m 'l'tu'!"oo' l;r \ rnltal!t' IJI •I\ 1'1 llll<('l ln.[l .uul Rilril ' ... tiJLI ~· . 11 'WI ol rn WO! " hlj> .... ·n ·ir1 • \\1'!.ln1-..dU \'. 7 l'J " m Ol}H SAVIOUit ll1111Jo:ll./\N (' JI UI U'II W;Ji nu t and ll r'nl'\ Sl'- , Hav..rto;wooc.J . \\ \/ .1 T h<• H(•\ . ( ; ,~, ! (!1' (. WPII IC'k. pu ~ I OI' . ~U fl(IU\ ~ honl. 9 :11 ~ . rn . '-;tJOC!in w orh!-o lp . II u.m lftLVARY Hlnl. l·: i'IIUH( II . now l t)I'U li ~ l on I 'Omi 'I'O\ i'lkt • (l>Un l\ ]{OUCI itl n£'111' F'l<t!..t'·na:b HI '\'. fii,.H'kWI- (I I~<I Stor . Rf>Nk 'l"' on SurxlH }' at Hl :w1 am .md 7 :ll p nt \l.'l l h hlh l' · "hw.h . Sunda v .,...huol 11 'I I u m 7·:11 p m I HOW OLD IS OLD" This quesl 1on as nl l£•n asked of prople. Ch ildren l hlnk 20-:~HO Is old. ve r y old . II dt>pend • on w ho I• a nswerlng the qu<>sllon Mosl pt'Oplt> consid er people as nld who all• 15-20 years older I han lhcy arc lllrmS<'lves . Thi s Is probabl y I he besl l'u~m F'AI'I1-f FF:I.I. tWSIIiP cnuMnr ron I • .' \ �-·-.,- Middleport, Ohio Arr!l 8, 1911 ' Friday, 198:J Palmer one stroke back in Masters par exploits of the leaders- fOI'Itll!!' champion Raymond ·Floyd, GO Morgan and Jack Renner, 'lllho tied at67. Palmer was one shot back at 68, his best round on the 6,!Jil>.yard Augusta National Golf Club course since posting a simnar score 1!11965.• "Damn rlgltt," Palmer said When he was asked If .he could win a record-tying flfth Masters title. · "I want to win, ornotplayataU," he said, alluding to the status of his overall game. ''Either get on, or get By ED SHEARER APSporlsWrlter . , AUGUSTA, Ga. (AI') - Two veterans and a yoong lion shared the first-round lead, but the resurgence of. an old hero, Arnold Palmer, quiCkened thte pulse of the Masters Golf Tournament. · · Palmer, the 53-year-old living legend who b\JDt his jlopularlty by winning this event lour tlnnes, brought Arnie' s Army back to life Thursday. Their n()lse and enttiUslasm virtually drowned out the 5-under· and smiles to the crowd Thursday at the Masters GoU Tournament In Augusta, Ga. , after finishing the first day of play with a folll'-under-par . Legends die hard .. By WILL GRIMSLEY · AP !!peclal Corif>spondent . . AUGUSTA, Ga . iAPJ • Legends diehard. A rnold Palmer , 53, squinting through gold-rimmed spectacles, thinning sUver ha lr framing that · boyish nul -brown face , has reached down and puUed new miracles from a reservoir of what had been only stirring m emories. And Arnie' s Army is running· amok again. "For m e, the loyalty and encour· agem ent of the fans ar e bigger and better than ever ," the old char ger tram La trobe, Pa ., said after shoot ing a 4-under -par 68 Thursday ln the opening round of t he Masters golf tou r nament. "I get more letters, I sign more autographs , ! have m ore commercial commitment s lhan I ever had back In the 60s. "I feel great." It wa s Immaterial that Ray Floyd. Dr. Gil M org an and young .lack Renner shared l he louma· . m enllead wllh 5-under-par 67s. It was Arnie' s day . and appa r · entiy it Is not his last . Asked pointedly If he felt capable of winning a fifth Masters title, he · responded huskily : "Damn right. " Then Pa lmer tx>gan exp laining hOw his once robust power game I had begun to qeteriorate after he reached into hls 40s, how himself hact' becom e discouraged and ooreil and several times contemplated retirem ent. The last of his 61 tour victories c am e ln the Bob Hope Classic In he 19TJ. " After a few disappointing tournaments, r thou gh! r might just hang it up," he said, "and get m y exercise by running." Then suddenly som ething happened thai brought an astounding renaissance. .Just before the Los Angeles Open In clanuary, a friend Int roduced him to a newdrlverwlth a head soaked ln all and tl)e A rnie of old em erged. "I wasgettlng25yardsand m ore, sometimes up to 50, on my drives," he said. " lied at LA with nlne holes to play before getting tired." He dropped Into a tie for lOth. But at San Diego In mid-February he had 19 birdies and an eagle. " I was encou raged and Inspired ," he said. " r was su re I coul,d be competitive aga in. Arnie said he felt fresh and strong w hen he checked In lor his 29th Masters. He also said his determl· na11on to sueceed has been fed In part by thl'lntenseenthuslasmofhls mullltude of tans, who sJ uck by him when he was down . , Sports briefs ... 11lursday 's Sports In Briel By 'l11e t\ssoclated Press 200-backstroke. His former record oil : 45.21. GOLF TENNIS LISBON iAP) - Victor Pecci of AUGUSTA, Ga .' Raymond Paraguay defeated fifth-seeded Floyd, G UMorgan and Jack Renner ,llinmy Arias 7-6, 6-2 to reaeh the each shot a 5- under -par 6710 tie for the lead after the first-round-of the . · quarterfinals of the $50,001 Portuguese Open tennis tournament. ·47th M asters Tournament. Arnold Palmer, who Is aiming for In ot her m atches, M ats Wllander of Sweden , beat Cassia Motta of his record-ty lng !lith green jackel Brazll , 7-6, 3-6, 6-D; third-seeded the reward lor winning thi s pres11Yannlck Noa h of France ousted Jiious event - was one shot back at Colombian ,Tatro Velasco 7-5, 7·5, 68, along with am ateur James and Italy' s Corrado Barazzuttt Hallet. 191:Ml champion Seve Balles· teroS, cT.C. Snead and - Char les overcame Henrtk Sundstrom or Sweden &-7, &-1, &-1. Coody, who won this event In 1971. .JOHANNESBURG, South Africa BASEBALL • NEW YORK ' (AP) - Ray (AP) - SecOhd-seeded FranciSco Gonazales of Paraguay and thlrdGrebeY. director of baseball's Player Relations Commit tee for the · sseeded clohn Sadri were upset In t h e C a s tl e Op e n '!'ennis past five years, r esigned, but wlll Tournament. remain as a consultant to thesport's · RlchardMeyerbeat Gonzales6-4 , management. 6-2, and South African Christon van Grebey, 54, came to the PRC In Rensburg .defeated Sadri 6-4, 6-4. i978 after 30 years of experience In F lfth-seeded .Eeter Rennert was labOr N>latlons. He headed baseupset, 1-6, 6-3, 7-5 by South African ball' s negotiating team during the Michael Myburgh. 5(klay strtke that Interrupted the 1981 season, forcing thecancellaJion of 714 games . '11tun!dicy'!l Sporu~~ SWIMMING 8)' . . . ~ P'rttll INDIANAPOLIS (AP ) - .Jeff ...EMU Kostoff and Rick Carey set Amerl· PlA YER RELATIONS COMMrr'TEEAnoouln'd rtx- rPSI«nallon of Ray Grecan records and Tracy Ca ulklns ~· . dlrt.<'tor, whO wtll be a sprc\al con· won a record43rd national title with aultanr to !he commlt1('('. her third straight victory In the BALTIMORF. ORJOJ..ECi.- SIWled Rick :;ro.backstroke during the llrst Dfm psc~·. catcher, throu.ll:h fht- 199) .e. round of !lnals In the U .S. Swim· MINN ESOTA 1WIN ~Ptaced .rtm Ell· mlng short course national ~~1-elch , out11t>ld, un tht> ~Ill' dbiubl«< list. c!wnplonshlps. Kostoff, defended his 'J"tlonal NEW 't'OHK ME:ffi-SIJtnfi'd Cllnl short course victory In t he l ,fXXl. Hurdk'. outt'M'IOI!r, and WIKI'Ied him 10 T1dl:water d t ~ lnteiTllltlonal l.elliUt''yard freestyle with an American IIO(](EV record time of 8 mlnutes, 48.57 N.tJoMIIIcdey Le.pl! Transaclions .._ ........ .... seconds- . Carey·, broke his own American record ·I S- WASHIN GTON with a time of 1: 44:43 ln the ' ( ,• Bryf:ln Erkitsoo. forw1ntl . . CAPITALS - . - I C ~ ·d n l l h • "" • (p ., d . ... ............. Schlichter's grid future 'in doubt' I -........ - ... . -" """"""""'" ~'' Poo l., oo o ~ol I G ow oo ""• • ~ ~~ 8 .... ~ , .,.. , .., d~ uu n o1 ~ .. iatorl, We 11180 repair Gas Tanks. PAT HIll F,ORD 992 - 2196 Middloporl, Ohio - l lltotpWantea I I l•tLMt-.1 Wonl ori l lln..,,on<o . I~ !kl,.olo I I ~' "'" Tva Cl " """" FREE EXTIMATES 'Chain Link Fence ' Carpeting 'Paintinc .. .. " ~""'""" - ft. . 10 Mm"'c""'' Ho llu• •• • M uiQ" 1 6 A oHu Peo ll . A<e1 100 1100 7 7 Awh> RoF'" 7 1 C o n· ~ ''" 'q "'P"'•"' -- -- ' "' S.lo ... , , .... -f:lftft,..,.. I '' ~U I <>oflon t l llo.. ot oo:~ ~. , u. S.•rl .. fo"''" *' • c..... . 81 lrt ••if ,..,J llo,..oi '"P ' <> • • """"" o.u •• c .......... l'ff~•· • Ao oo Codo II 4 4441 JU Jll 24& 2 !111 143 J -~ o....,.,.,.,, , .. c....... ""''"" d. o..,a......o... Hl . ............ 141 l ..... ..... ""' A•obo~ --·- "' ---.... Ct..oh•o ,.., O tt t 741 ¥Wol n"l 117 c ....., ,l++•"''"q U p I <> l!i ..at d O Up IO 1 5 "'" 'd o .1 8 6 ... H Ao9 o" U p ;.t h t~ •v 1.1... Chester, Ohio P.b-.1185-4.269 Deway~ewniia·ms ' u~ & Scottie Smith All Makes and Models Antenna lnstallotion House Calls and Shop Service Awilable ,.,., r·r I ho· . ... c _ • - c - IJ4 11 "' '""'"'~ · Kt 01 oft ~ Bl lo u • ohnq 81 l loc: lo .. . l& ~ '' "~~''"' ' "" 85 .. ' ! '""""''"II.,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,. ' ' " 'lln" Jl' '·' . " IMn<>mo . f ~9 AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 1 1 lo uuo tor 5o l• 73 VonolloiW O 4~ ..._ c...... Onod• • - - n.... ..,.,..,_ • ..., s.. cloyon_,... ~ '"''5 ""'"'"" 1.......~ 4-~·-"• •1 . . ..... c . _ww ~U .. c - ·~ , ,..,_, 461 l- 7n •- l Public Notice Public Notice PROBATE COt:JRT OF MEIGS COUNTY, . OHIO ESTATE OF RONALD w. HARRISON, DECEASED c - No. 24072 . NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Qr;"! Apr11 4 1983. thP the Home Na11onal Bank. Ra c1ne. O hi O wrll oll er lor sale on the11 park1ng lot publ iC auc!IO n the fQII0w1n g 11 1 1979 Peterbtl t truck 1 tr ac lOI Ser1al No 1222 22 N (2 ) 197 6 T1brook fla t Trailer Sen al No 7691 02 '" The Pe terb1l t may bf! sP.en at M PI Q5 Coun ty Proba te Coun Case No 2407 2 Clvde 0 IAJh aley s Used C01 s. St At 6 18. 0<1rvv1n. Oh10 The tra• ler Har 11 son. Rou tP. l Mtdrt lf!port may be seen at Syracuse. Oh10 Oh1u 45 760. wa~ aopotn ted on College Ad fUSt ol fS R 124 M mm1St ta to1 o f thf' A">!rt tP o f W n tt en b1d s w ttl be acce pted Ron al d W Harr1son rlPcea sr>d pn or to ~he sale at the Home late ol Ao11 te I M1ddt epun Nat 1onal Bank. Rnc1nfl Ohro All Ohi O 4 5 760 Aoi;Pn E Buck 1nquu1es should be d1rec ted to Probate Jurlqf' l the s<'lme The Home Nat1o nal " Clerk Bank. rese rves the 11qht to re1ect any or all b 1ds and. to remove 14 1 8 15 22 3tc any or Oll 1tems !rom the sale a, any tlmP Public Notice " probe. An NFL official , while declining to confirm that Schlichter was the player involved , said the league was aware of the Investigation and was coope ratin g with f ederal au~horltles. "We have no lqrther comment at this time, due to the pending status of the case," said .Toe Browne, a public N>latlons spokesman for the league. Clauses ln player contracts and league regulations specify that punitive action can be taken against players for gambling. Paul Hornung or the Green Bay Packers and Alex Karras of the Detroit Lions were suspended Indefinitely before the 19&1season for betting on~ games. Both sat out the entire season. The same year, live other Detroit players were tined $2,ml each for betting $50 each on Green Bay to beat the New York Giants In thelOOl iltle game. 3. 4 5 6. 7, 8 10. 11 , 12. 13 !4. 15 1 2tc ~41 Public Notice BUILDING AND CONTENTS INSURANCE PUBLIC NOTICE - A copy o f Revenu e Shal lllq to rm OH-3 ol th e BoaH1 of Rutland To wnsh1p Trus tee S 1<; availa ble lot publ1c 1nspect1011 at the home at tov·.:n sh1p clerk Ed l.l}l M Sw 1c k Ed na M SWICk CIPrk 1418 1tc The Board of Educat1on ol the Ea stern Local School D1s · tnct dfjlSi res to ' ece1ve seal ed b1Cls l or bU1Id1ng and contenr s Public Notice 1nsurance on •all school bUild 1nqs 1n Ea stern School D1strr ct If' order 10 be con s1dered. all sealed btds shall he rece1ved ill lhe OltiCB ol thf! Tr easL•rer. FINANCIAL REPORT Easte1n H1gh School. 38900OF TOWNSHIPS SA 7 Ree dsv,fl e Oh1o 45 7 72. For Ftsc.l Yur o n or be fore 1 2 00 noon on Endl;'f Deoombo< Ann l 19 198 3 3 ' 1982 At the soec1f1ed 11 me. all b1d s R.,.ondT-Ip shall be opened and read ~oCoumy aloud Any 1nterested part u~s Rudond. Ohio mav attend No 1mrned•ate Mordl 31 , 1983 deCI$1011 shal l be r en'd ~r·e d I certify tile folowlng ntport conce rn1n g the i>roposal s sub- to be correct. m1tt ed Aft er b1cts have been Edno M. Swld< labulaled and re ported to the T-ipClerll Board ot Educat10n. agen ts Tel. No. and /or comparlv representa - 814-742-2872 t1ves may can ter • wqh I he SCHEDULE 1 Su penn tend ent regard1ng Thetr CASH BALANCE The Globe said Schlichter started placing bets with the four booknnak. ers In late 1982, but the paper said It could not l earn whether the bets Involved his team. The Baltimore Evening Sun In a story Thursday did not Identify Schlichter, but said an NFL player btd had lost $l!9,1XXJ ln bets on Al l btds subm 11ted shall bf' • basketball games. valid for a penod at at least s1xty (60) days !rom the date of b•d Efforts to locate Schlichter Thursope nmg The Board of Educaday night failed . HIS lather, Max, It on reserves the nght 10 accept said at the famlly farm at or retect a nv~ or ell b1ds The Treasurer Will sen d a Bloomingburg, Ohio, that his son leher to th e Oh10 lnspec 110n was In Columbus, but he dld hot Bureau destgnat1ng an a_gent ol know how to rontact)llm. record and represen ta11ve on 1nsurance 1n connec tio n With The Globe reported, that when the 1982 season was over, Schlichter pr operty cons, snng ol schoOl bu1ld 1ngs 1n the Eastern Loc al N>turned to the Columbus area, 'School 0 1Si r1CI whel't' he lived and had starred at The follow1ng shall be el 1g•ble to sub m1 t bt ds any full t1me . Ohio State for four seasons, and •nsurance agent wh o res•des •n eont1n11ed place bets by telephone Oh1o, any 1n surance ag en cy to Balilrnore. When the playerC<lllld whose offrce •s located •n Oruo , and an y dtrect wnter co mpany not cover his lOsses, the bookmakoff 1~ e 15 located m Oh•o t!'r s threatened him, the paper said .. ~ whose T he msurance earner m ust The Evening Sun said the player have a clfums olf1cer avarlable at all 11mes. was told that his team would be Insurance speclf•c at1 0ns pro lnfoimed of his gambling activities. V'l ded by the Treasurer ar~ to be The B!iltlrnore said the ·considered as a m1n1murn.. BldS must expla1n 1n detatl all the player bad told FBI agents that the terms and t:ond1t1 0ns of . the men were charging him at least · offer berng made. S10,00l a week In Interest on his . losses. 141 8. t 5. 2tc to \laper • ,. ' Ol'fN hl 5 MON. tltiU SAT. AIITyMS ot Auto Ra••lr, k'. ~ Bill "· Tllllt-Ups. ole. Route I Lonc Botto111, OH. 45743 742-23283 9 mo . old Ge~on Shephord-Gotdon Ret ever pup, oolld cream olor. N--• h · t•· _ - o omeon ~con .. ,. Very playfuL can 4483fi39 . ' SPECIAL TRANSIIJ$SION FILIIR ~ . AN~~t~1 ~3~":~GE1 _ 1 ,_,,, 9·5-4193 or 9$2·3 06 7, , 122 0 ~;';:~~lt:.-::~P;~.1. ~~':: ·{·-,~ ·, HAVE YOUR TROPHY MOUNTED S To 6 Wioek Service On All Fioh . For More Information Call The Taxidenny ShOD New Lima Rd., Ruflend, PH . 742-2225 0~. dog ·' co give H. New Homes - Extensive Remodelin1. . •lnsur1nce Worlt. •Custom Pole Bides. & G1r11ts •Roofinl Work oAttrnim•n & Vinyl Sidines 15 Yoars bporionco GREG ROUSH PH, 992-7583 or 992-2282 All types of roof work. IWW KUIIIIB and .__ 111 .++ owns • .... er c-•inc · and painti... storm doors and windows. 7116 U.S. RT. 50 EAST · GUYSVILLE , OHIO, or 18pair, d pouts Authorized John Dell, New Holland, Bush HOI farm Equipment Dealer AI'~ F~~rlt.E~t~~:~tl~~d Call: 949-2263 . . . SHEET DECEMBER 31 , 1982 ASS ETS Deos,tory Balances !ActiVe <lnd lnact1vel S50:8 1621 Less. Checks Outsta nd· ' 6.07797 lfl Q Ne t Funds on Oepos1t Total As set s 44 73874 44 .7382 4 Fund 869 94 Feeler a I Rovrnur Sl111r1 ng· R?? 2 4 17 498 29 Fun d Tota l '" ...... UJ .... _ EAFORD(H "" "" "" VIRGIL B. SR . !!ALTO! · t -(614) ·992 ·3325 Federal Revenue Shar1n g Fund M1sc Fund s Tota l ' NEW Ll STJ NG - 7 room coontry home and ower 2 acres. 2 baths, central heat. plare lor a woooburner, basement, J.P. water, Iron! & bil:k pordles. $~.000. 4.769 43 653 0 1 44 738 24 . !41 B. 1tc 54 $13,000.00 - Pomeroy - 3 booroom frame home. Bath, furnace, carpeting and level klt. Near. stores. MiK. Marchandiw RACNE - 8 room home. lots .of, mce paneling carpetin& 2 baths. coal st)jter and a gas Fl. furna ce. 2 car garage v.i th shop and good garden spot. AUTHORIZED ~ACTOIY fi52 28 SERVICE ENEitAL ELECTRIC & HOTPOINT - Fore Pr otect•on Fund 3013 77 Feder nl Revenue Sha11nq Fun d 9 154 00 Ml !>c Fu nds 678 6 5 Totol 86 024 6 2 WE ALSO WORK ON Total Receipts All OTM£1 APPliANCES Md Balance~ Gt-•1w ral Fund 3 14 6527 Mowr Veh1cle L•cen sc I'OMEROV Tax Funct 1281 4 60 lANDMARK Gasol 1nr Tal( Ftmd 614-992-2111 27 889 14 Road anrl 13rtdqf' Fund 10 480 82 Ceme te1v Funn 5 895 20 1 Card of Thanks Ccmm.:nv BAouest " Fund 1 37 4 28 Fuf> PrO!f!r lton Fund 3 883 7 I CARD OF THANKS fHd er al APvf1nur We wish te tJqii1SS 011r Shallrv;J. f;und 9 78 I 24 thanks fer kindness 1M M 1SC Fund s 618 6 5 Total I Q4 322 91 sympetlly lllown bpendittnt 'GenP- ral Fund tile ill~s and death 20.31 4 22 our beloved husband and M o ro/ Veh1cle L1cens e · father, Stlnley Bass. TJx Fund 7 455 98 Gas011nc Tax Fund 16 420 20 I Special llllnb to doctoB Roarl anrl r\ 11rlf1 P and RUISIIII Holzerflld' Fund 3.120 88 I cal Centw, Vitl(lns Me(t'! m f! lnry Fund 3 647 5.2 morial H~Pomeroy Ftre ProtO CllOn Emeraency , and EwFund 3 598 42 Fed e1al RP.vP.nuo ing Funtnl ome. ' Sh.'!rtn g Fund 501 1 81 also extend Ollf M1sc Funrls 1564 Total 59 584 67 thanks to Pastors Neil As~ng ~ -- 44.738 24 . 44.738 24 SCHEDULE tl SUMMARY OF CASH BALANCES. I'IECEIPTS AND .. EXPENDITURES ' .111"101 Jon. 1, 1982 General f und 5.663 88 M olar Veh1cle Ltcen se Tax Fund 1,040 99 Gasoline Tax 'Fund 4.280.27 Ro~d and BrldQe Fund . 2.03 7 04 Cemetery Fund '2.256 43 Cemetery BeQuesl F'und 722 00 F•re Protect1on . Richard Garfield •p •. · 3000 A TON L - Addona ar.mJ ots • Driveways 'Basements "Patios Reasonable Rates Rt. 3· PO'Iftroy, OH. 992 -2280 PH. PH. 614-985-4464 2·2Hic and.............. - lloctllne and gu~~ao w..t. ~, 10011 w..t. -l'lumblnt and aloclolctalw..t. (Froo btimaloo ) y C YOUNG Ill • • 992 ·6~15 •• 992,.731 PULLINS EXCAVATING Dozers Backhoes Dump Trucks Lo· Boy Trencher Woter Sewer Gas lines Septic Systems LARGE or SMALL JOBS PH . 992-2478 · Pomeroy, l-1·1 moPO NEAR PARK 5 room Middlepoo home bemg renovated. Equ1pped kitchen, 2 beroorro, bath. and level kit: Small down payment and yoo may be able to assume. NEAR MIODLEPORT - Small h...tyman's 4 room; and bath. rural water, woodburnng chimney and 3 acres. Only $11,000.00, ~ n you beat Jha~ -, l -I n UTILITY BUILDINGS St. Rt. 124 • Pomeroy, OH . AUTO.&. TIW_C .K -REPAIR· Siz•s from6 'x6' Up to 24'x36' lns~latd Dog.,Houses P&S BUILDINGS Also Transmiuion PH . 992-5682 992 7121 or • Rocine, Ott. Ph. 61~~3-SI91 IO.&ik: Core to the Llrcest Radii· ::~d~~i~c 3-2 4-tlc NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. rxperhinee MILLER ELECTRIC Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING part Collie SERVICE For all your wiring needs; furnaces re- · pair service and in:stallation. Residential 8r Commercial Call 742-3196 No Sunday Callo PARTS end SERVICE 3-7·11C PUPPIES 304 -8B2-3380 . Wanted to buy. Investm en t pr operty . Call 614-992 · GENTLE puppies & adult doga, Collie & Shephard 6868 . mlxo~. 2254 . 3 h . 12 . in . 614 ·992 ·3544 . TWO year old Brittany Spa· nlol. 304 -876 -1379 . cage, 304 -676 -26 17 . phone 304·876- 0---------, GHEEN'S PAINTING INC• Industrial. Comm11cial. Residential, lnll!ior 1nd Exterior. Painting Sandblaoting Weterblesting Parking Lot S1ripping Spray Painting --------- .. 't , Texture Coetinge Futtr l......t-F111 £IIiCALL 6t4-949-2616 ' 2·l ·2 mo Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY; OHIO ESTATE OF SYLVIA GAIL HERRMANN AKA GAIL HERRMANN AKA GAIL HERMAN AKA GAIL HERRMAN. DECEASED c- No. 240&6 Docket 12 Page 3M NOTICE OF APPONTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Wr ite your own ad and order by ma l l with th is coupon . Cancel your ad by phone when you get results . Money not refundable . I I I Nam•----------11 Address---------" Phon•---------- Lost and Found GORDON, HUEN AND VIRGil ALL REALTORS. CALL 992-3176 to sell Of buy, ousing Headquarters ,. Real Estate General =treet. FOR SALE ' -ALL CARPET INSTALLED WITH PAD FREE $12 95 YARD INSTALLED KITCHEN CARPET STARTING AT 18.99 RuDD' CASH & CARRY 14.99 • (Jn-enied ,.. 1 ) For Sale ( ) Announcement Rent I. .. .::.·----5. 6. PER Friday & Sat ., Apr . 8 & 9 , SAM to &PM , 4 miles on Bullville Rd . mi. past Shfine Club, 4th house on 1&11 . Ray Ha t kint resi'dence . Antique mentle. complete with grate & frame , old Qrebe co nsole radio, oak 1tero stand complete with rtero . Smell braekfaat aet . old bebv crib , stroller and car Hit , recliner. maple rocker . bar ltoola, drapea, matching twin bedspreads, old dlthe•. glanwere & jewelry. Colon · lal& alum. storm doors 38' , novela. n1me brand clothing. adults & · children . summer 81 winter . Much more of miac . items. v. THE family o f Dorothy lowman wiahea to upreu their aincare thanks to Or . Morgan and Or . Harder, to ell the nuraet end nurnaidt , and upecially to the girls on the 5th . floor at Holzer Hospltll for their help. To every one who aent cerd a, flowert, and prayers. your concern wu greatly eppre · elated . W .H, lowman and family . Porch Sale 88 Pine Street . Friday S. Saturday, 9 to 4 . Maternitv . Baby clothes & misc. Yard Announcements 7. 8. 9, ' ! 7. 18. 19, 20. 21. 22. 23 . 24. 25 . 26. 27 . 28 . 29. 30. 31 . ln1orme11on 32. 113. 1~ . 34. -- ----- ~ 10. Business INOTICEI THE OHIO VALLEY PU8· LISHING CO . re co mmends that vou do buainen with people you know, and NOT to send money throu gh the mail. until you have inveatigatad th e offering . rabbit 22 Money to Loan HOM E LOANS 12% fl•od rete . leader M ortgag e, 77 E. 11 State, Athena, Ohio . ~ -614 - Help Wanted ' Grande 692-3061 , 0! 1-800 -341 6654 in Ohio . College Wanted : Ho tteu or Cou hues tor a national lingerie company . Excellent benet · its . Call 614 -446 -2664 . N EED ED : Persons in Galli n Coun ty to provi d e temp ory cere in own home to individuals with developmental dis abilltlei . R8ceive ulary , roo m and board fee and fr inge benefits . Training pro vided . Ca ll 446 -7109 'be· tween 7 and BPM for further in fo rmat ion . Buclceye community SeNicu ia an equal o pportunlt v emptover . STORE MANA GER TRAIN EE , JoAnn Fabrtcs hu 111 n immediate opening for an Individual with retail ba ck· ground . If you are fash ion conscio u a and ambi1 ious with some sewing back· ground , this could Watt be th e career for you . We are seeking a person who will be retponaible for the t:o mplete operation of the 11ore in cluding aupervision of se veral employaea. Tr.nlning program prior to manAger placement. It interest~Jd pie••• tend resume to: M ica Fetherolf. D istrict Manager. At . 1 Kelly Drive . GallipoiiJ. Oh 4 6 8 3 1 . Jo Ann Fabrict EOE. SA~ES : NECESSARY to sell A1.1on. We ' ll• ahow you how . Good earnings! Cell 614 -388 · 9045 0! urgent l y Square" DanCe ev-.v Satur- -- • Auction every Tundey rMQht, Con1muntty Building, 1 _ , - - - - - - -- - t Your ptano · hava tome m i leage on it 1 Time to tune up-lan Daniels, Rut .. nd . 742·296 T. 31 Homes for Sale Exce ll en t c o ndit io n & loca ti on --all ready for Immediate occ upan cy·- lnreraat rates are down and proba bly wo n't be lower. Hom e and o r r e ntal Brondwey· M id dleport , M odorn businesa bld g . 58 Court St.. Gall ipolia. 1 1 2 1 ac ret w ith 2 homn Gallia County. Ca11992 ·3267 or 676 -261 e evonings. In M iddleport. newly ramo · deled home w ith fireplace . pouible woodbumer. cloae t o ac hoo la and ahopping Call 614 -992 -6941 . 0! 614· $14.900 . 304-882- 3137 , 304 · 773 -68 60. Situations Wanted Insurance dltcountt to 11nlor citizen•· c hurchu- schoolt. Clll Bill Ward Ward ' s · l<eyboerd. 446 _4372 , THRE E bedroom. full bate· rriant , 76x120 lot. Clifton, cit y water, gas heat , 814-992 -7314 . 13 PIANO TUNING *5 off pluo duced $13 ,600 . Colt 742 2390 . Will care for the elderly. Room, board , Jlnd laundry. 1------ - --- e.. ·cosy 2 bdr . home partially remodeled. 1 nice co untry acre, very tfordaltle. Re - · 773-5882 . C&l Bookkeeping boo kkeeping for lndlvidualt & butine11e1. Short fo rms $6 .00 l o ng forms t20 .00 and up C arol Nul 448 -3882 Tu Returns Hill. Pom . 40 ' o. 614-986 4267 . ' -;=::::;~:;::::;;::;=== I· & Profession al Services love ly, 6 roorrn . Qouble geragtt, beautifully landscaped area lot , Atop Rose Saturday, unt , Friday .9-fi . 23 2 46 -9517 for eppointment . Reaso nably priced . LA OY Cemeo lingerie party plan of Dallas. Te1ta1 . Car & phone neceaury . no dalivery . Free kit available upon qualification . Booking per· ,tl•• now. Fo~ intGrview . call 12 cos. In O~io t ·800-992 236 ·1 . ou.t o t Ohio 1-800•64 1 -6-28 6. 614 -246 - 6274 61 4-992>3890 304-BB2 -29fi4 . Bu sineu & Second M~ rt · gage loant . Equity Re•our· By owner. 3 bedroom home in Rio Grande. Oh . Cell NO EXPERIENCE Will care for the elderly In our homa. Trelned S. expe · rienced . LPN care g iven . THREE fomlty yerd nte. 78 Bur•tte Addition. Pt. Pl• - Drug. APPROXIMATELY 8 acres , tma ll house . out buildingt , rea!lonable , call 304- 896 - 3819 . 2916 BIR C H Avenue. Thia home it in A -1 co ndition. COnsists o f 3 nice bad · · room1, living room , complete kitchen -dining area, full finished bailment. fam Ily room & .large bath . Attached gar•ge. ~anced in tMick lot . lot• of extraa . Somerville Real E1t1te . Handoooon. Conolgnaro wol- dar from 9 to 1 AM . Country qome. Auct . lonnie Neal, Rock Sunday 7 to 11PM . Call814-387-7101 . Roben Pickett·•· E81t Oar - 1 ---------~ Auction oVOI'f Fri. night It .fhl Hartford Community Center. Truclcloadt of new merch.ndl" every week. Cont~men1t of new and Ulld merch1ndlee . elweye 4 who heo welcome. Richard Roynoldo anv;thl~g tO give away 1nd ·Auctloo\oor. 27! -3089 . doll not Offer of' 1tt1mpt to offer any othat' thing for eele mey ptect an ad In thla column. TheN WHI be no charge to the edvertiMr. Earn &lttra money selling Avo n . Call 446 -335 8 . 8a chair. nor Lane , Pt . Pleuent , hou•hold ltema. forrnelt , miac. for Reduce! Eat all you wantl Burn off e•ceu fat · take Giuc:omannan . Gillingham perticlparttt for a cla Ss room skill tralng p ~ogra .m 19r.f,ood · Serv lco p ar aprofeuio nal a. IThia it not a quantity coo king program .) Ohio resi dents who heve.heen unem ploved for a minimum of seven (7) d ays should tala phone their loca l Ohio Bu reau of Employment Servl · ces Office tor more detail• and to arrange f or an lnter vklw . Rio Grande College i• an Equal Opportunitv Employer . COMPANION YARD ulo, 9 -2. 508 Kalh· PERSON buy : needed . night time, in Pt . Pleuant area. call 30 4-676 · Outatanding 200 Oealen. Antlquet· Creft- F ..a Mark•t at the Huntington Pride & ANY to EVENING · garage sale, e :00-9 :00 p .m . lhrusday & ~~:iw1:n::.s::t.~R~t~-8;;8;1~.;;=== I 35 . . ___ I 14. I I ,I • Mall This Coupon with Remittance • The Dally Sentinel I .I 111 Court St. I Pomeroy, Oh. 457" I 1. .···-- ·-·------~-- .- ---.---~.-. . Opportunity beams . fan. Items. ao1a Co il 304-52 3 · 2'1 31 10. It , '12. 13. l'l, Greet & 814-448 -0337 . more Information . WANTED 21 992 · Foldoy, 3208 Howord Ave .. t.2_7_7_o_._ _ _ __ _ __ 304 - 875 - 8535 . Mloc . ,. cell St .. HuntiniJton , WV , lndoor· Outdoor very S•t . S.· Sun . Special dealer set \f.P t3.00. Tablea • racks for rent . 215. cents admi11lon. I ---~--- • ' • 1 1 Boao ' t Yard Sal ~ April 9 . 9 until dark . Joyce Manual resi denc• , Fifth Stn•'t . Rac ln~ . Acron from F..t -i Chec k . Furniture · trumpet -call i ng Tobocco Mooloot. N . 26th I' 1 Sale Band . A.,.lt 8 ,9 10:00AM to dart.. April 28th . Open to the 2. 3. STARTING AT .GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE Fran'• Refund Club MHtlng < ) For ALL CARPET ON SALE ' Yard Sale 4 Family bicycles. clothu, r o tot iller . lawn spreader & knic k knacks & many more items . 4 miles out Rt . 775 . Frktay S. Saturday . We with · to extend our aincere thankl to Ewing Funeral Home, friends and neighbors, members of the Heath Methodiat Church , pastor Middleswarth and all who so generoualy helped during the death of Herbert F. Moore . Glayd1 l. Moore & Family public . SPRING CARPET SALE S1le Saturdav , 101 Mab leine Or:. Gallipolis. 448-0294. 45620 , 154 10 Family Garage & Yard SWEEPER end aewing me · chine repair , par1a, and suppli11. Pick up end delivery, Davie Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up Georges Creek Rd . Cail Execu tr 1x olt h estate of Svlv1a Gat! Hefrmnnn aka Gail Herrm ann aka Ga1l Herman aka Ga1l Her rma•l . deceased lote of Rou te I . Ches htre . Oh10 Robert E Buc f.:. . J11dge Garage Sale 1713 Cheatnut St. Gell ipoli a. April 8th & Card of Thanks We with to express our sincere thank s, to our frienda and neigh bon. espe cially thote o n leadi ng Creek for flowera, donatlons, and food sent lit the time of the death of beloved Ronnie Harrison Fathe r. Clyde Harriaon & Family 3 Middle port . The '"Rio 9th. Curb Inflation Pay Cash for C'asslfleds and Savell I ., 446 -9281 . FEMALEtriohSener. 1 yMr 675-3857 . • North of Ctown City. ----------~I I I I I I I I I I I I Construc t ion will do driveways. asphalt, concrete, painting & remo del ing . Call old. good with children . call April 4-B, 9 :00 to 5:00 . Frank Mooney '• on At . 7 , 6 f-------------f-----------1 lawn Mowing. no yard to big or small. Reliable and dependable. For ettlmate call 446-3159 between 9 and 5 . NIGHT CRAWLER S & REO WORMS highe •t pri c01 paid , lake Jackson Bate & Tackle, Oak Hill. Ca tt 6 t4 · 682 · 7448 . Shop , 3476 . .Buement Sele 10 Flimllie1. l- 11-l!c 75 FRIENDLY male , hou nd dog, 304 -676-1320 . Yard Sale Michigan Yard Solo 60 Noll Ave ., Gallipollo . 1 thru 9 . Baby bodo & otrollero. bicy- APPLIANCE SERVICE •Walhera •Dishwashers Rangea •Refrigeraton •Dryert •Freezers General. Hauling and Tralh removal Bt!Nice. Reliable and dependable. Call 448· 3169 between 9 and 6 . 446-0069 Gold , ail ver, sterling . }e · welry, ringa, old coins S. curren cy . Ed Burkett Barber 446-2042 .· IVY•SfJL 1 1 B Wanted to Do TWO lmJII pupa, 1 male. 1 fomalo, ~04 - 876 - 6203 . Great Dane black. female . Reward f or Information leading to recovery . Cell /IIWT•11111/f 985-3561 All Makes Coil 304 -676 -4667 . ph one clet and other misc . "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages'.' . Call for frH sidine estimates, 949-2801 or 949-2860. clessea. Begin• April12,1eft or right handed instructktn . & 11&tlt KEN'S BISSELL SIDING CO. STUDE NTS for ctochet' We pay cu h for late modal clean ueed cars. Frenchtown Car Co . Bill Gene Johnson 1- - - -- -- - - - 6 ' hnC. Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992-1174 "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE " 6786, 304-BB2-3251 . . _CE1:;A Pro gram is s8eking SMITH NELSON MOTORS 1 l .A ·l mo pd 448 -8028 . 3 mele puppies. M other (jorrnan Shepherd . Colt 742-2997 . 2267 . tot . Radiator Spociaist "Gutter"& Down Spouts · · 'Rem_odelin& · 20 Veals Experience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES Call 843 -5425 Buying Gold, Silver. Plati· num . Gold and Silwer prlcaa 1re1he hlgheJt In two years, check our p rioea on gold & lilver, ICJ'IIP j"welry. Buying Old colna, 1crep rings & 1ilverware. Daily quotes available. Alto coins & co in supplies for sale. Sprilig Valley Trading Co., Spring Valley Plaza . 446 -8026 or Pay c.uh for uoed mobile hornea or travel travel troll · ;~,/~:~'a\9 6 5 and up . Call BLACK and wh ite, 12 inch tcreen. works, but needt a little work. Small Stereo wllh lpeeksrs on the side. needJ repairs . 34 -876 · F~Dit.T:II~t~r SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING Sizes sllrtflom 12'xl6' &. mo l)d COMPL!TE br~k ranch. We ,. EUGENE LONG N{W LISTING - Brand new . On M arch 28 1983 1n the 3 nice bedro1J11s. Me1qs County Pro e Court 1\\ bath, large eal·in k~c hen, No 240 5 Pa ulme living mom. 28'xl4', garage & l ~tt orrlD S9 ~·. Rou 1 Chesh1re. 2 acres for ooly $38.000. Ohto 4 5620.' as aooomred I The Marie Miller home on Pomeroy, Ohio, in good ne · , is for sale. Property appraised • $25 ,(0).00 .~nd price reduced to $20,(XX).OO. House 1n excellent condition. CCJntact Trell Schoenleb, Telephone 992-2074 or Fred W. Crow, Attorney, Telephone 992-2692. This is.a real barpin. · · · · Roger Hysell GARAGE All STEEL & POLE BULDINGS $20.000. duri' Balance I' Proudfeel and R'ichard Dec. 31 , 1982 Rothemicll, Pallbearertl, I Gen~ral Fund !1 .1 5 ! 05 _Sineers , aiMI the IDITIJ Motor VPh1c!e L1cen se Ta.._ Fund 5 4 18 62 neipbors , friends, relal1c: ens~ l a)l. tiyes, .and churches for Fund II 468 94 prayers. ca.-s: flowers , Roa d and IBlldCJP. and food. Fund 7.359 94 Cemetery F11nd 2. 2~ 7 68 Wtfe-Geltrude Blsa Cemetery Beques t Fund 1 374 28 Daughttl$ - fl•nor lawf11 e Pro tect1on son, J•Mttt Y01111 IIIII Fund 2~5 29 Carolyn lliuell. $35.000. OWNER FINANCNG - t:a rge insulated 9 room h001e. 2 baths. gas FA lurnace, carpeting new krtchen and 1.-ge level lot in Racine. Only LIABILITIES Fund Balances Total uab1ht1es - - Arts clualn Pi Lung Kung Fu street defen1e. Sffu, Roger L. Bums. a11'-11nt instructor Sarah Wade . For inform1tion call" 304- 8715 7722. If no anawer, 8715 - 1hl evenlnga. 876-6079 . Real E$tate General ft-M- PI$Jic Notice Total Receipts Gene ral f:u nd 25 80 1 39 M oto r Vch1c1e L1censf\ 1 ax Funct llfl3361 Gasolinf' I a ~ Fund 23 608 37 Road ar1ti Br 1d11e Fund 8 44 3 78 Cemetery Fund 3 63 8 77 Cr!mcterv Beouest Fund STRIP COAL CARPENTER SERVICE STARTING a famalo Martlol 448-31119 or 2118-1 967 tn FREE pupplta, part Collie, p•rt Norwegllln , phone 304· l ·Htc YOUNG'S CEMENT FINISHER Schools Instruction WANTED TO BUYOidfurni· ture and Antiqu" of all klnda, call Kenneth Swain, ' Male Alro Dale tolgiva awey. Colt 742 -2460 . Giveaway 3 Tllrrier puppies. 6 waako . oldr 992 -5818 . Farm Equipment Parts & Service Or 992-2791 10·1!{ Il l l-Ilt H B·l mo BOGGS SALES & SERVICE ROOFING ':;~:;:::==;~== ri~=======~=======~~~~~~~~;1~====:::::::::~ 7 ,,. ..... a - IIU Phone PUBUC SALE Ap ril 16. 198 3 at 1000 am CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofincr & Sidl'ncr Co. •• ,,. ' 2 small lov•ble pup es miud breed. fomolo. wll be ;';';~. doga. Tiiqulre ¥8· , ~. 1»1. modelinc - Custom Pole Barns. ' CONSTRUCTION . •. t8 -l mo DIJ . 21o r: . ?nd St. Public Notice ~~ J. l·i .tlc S&W TV Or. Write Dailly Clasifitd Ill Court Sl .. Po...,. Ollio 4S7&9 7 1 A YIOI IDI $ 1• S ll ·hlo 1m 5olo ~7 ~~~ ~ . .... ... .. ~mll ft l > !> II ' •w!l> & Yo.,ot obl. . PH. 992·2178 PHONESent• 992-2156 Otpt. 52 C fl I\' • R ... "' { q.,. pm~•~ SJ AniOIUOO •e . 211W. loin '· ~::::::::::::::::::~f-~==================~~================~~=~========~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ !> 1 fl""- <OdOoo;, , 5 0,_,., .., .,.•• chond " " 6$ 9u~d·ne s..""o ..,. CATALOG MERCHANT Pome1oy,OH . Greg & Patty Gibbs-Ownm ' .' '1 -..... fttu 'l"""'' 6 1 w..... .. o • ..., - 1 11 Snw• • Nlw ConstiuctiDII ~ Re- FISHERMEN! $ !Searsl -CANNOT BEAR TO LOOK - Craig Stadler coven ~ eyes an. tooldns at · his shot during first round action of tile lillallters 9!11 Tournament Thlirsday In Augusta, Gal. Stadler won lhe Maslers lllle last year. (AP Laserphoto). 41 f"~'~"'"'~' • ~• Aonl 4 1 'D l IIW., .. o1hoD<> c MINE RUN ISearsl 4/Wonl~dl n flono 1111!o ..:........ t>UO GIVE US A TRY 5~1 "1 ::.:_0~ 111' can 8t4-2!¥il·, -:=:=:::=:=:=:=::::;t:::::==============:li.=::::::::::::::::::~~==========::::::::~::::::::::::::::::~i 304-896 G1rm1n -,Shepherd, 3 816 . It Hoo<Mo l "' fl""'l 1 1 JIII nWoH<>mM I"'fl ono IJ l oom•!oo!Mon o wo'n'"""~ 15 - ........,...... ,'"' ...... '4 ......... ''"' '""" Around "Frie · ndly· Serv· J'ce iPn•at,--01. ~·~~homo. AUTOMAnC TRANSMISSION CO. PUPPIES, ,."•••( .. .,, ""'"''" l !> l o u I Acouu •Lowest Rates PHONE J1M L1FFORD 99 2 72 01 l -lltlc S o.-.oco o lJ ,., ,,, .... '""' 3 4 . ................ • •~u"'ft Wonlod tn fl"• 'de core J 1 Ho"'" loo 5 111 l2 ll! oobolollomnl or §.,, I Yoorl §- ( p~o'l on•ri•"" '"' ~ """' h • •WATER. GAS.nd SEWER LINES •PONDS , RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING, CONCRETE WORK JIONQ[D & WOttlt GUAIIMTEID SERVICE We can repair and ,._ racJilrtonland ' -· ...10 ter - - We can ,. acid boiJ end rod out 18• d' · • l l top 1f11!nlili1edtrucks. Ri&tit S12tS, n&ht equipment. Hand trucks, furniture pads, Na· "" Road •·-·· M I 10""1"" .....Ice. ow- · inc tips and insulllllce. lAir YH IIC. IVers! RADIATOR a.,,.~ ., O PC> <>ot ~n· <• . ~l "" D "" O '<>I O o" 11 • d•onu l •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE . AlBACifHOE TROMM'S I) SERVICE Kitc~~tn Cabinet!- Roof- old. Nice young ·-. ' ~ •~•• nu l I P• ·~ '~ Giveaway 1~0~1~~~;~~;;~~~~;· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ce1.1992·745~ F=~~~~·=·=~· ~~"~"~~~~~~-~~~;J)~'~"~~~~~~~~~ROUSH L. Writesel ~"';,a,vv ~':~'a'~~o-~n:;: -- .. CONTRACTING I 4.p4 6.s· 9 8h0 _0 , Gal 11 0 11 0 10 11 1 \~:~ ' J&F RYDER TRUOC RENTAL & ONE,WAY . lDilll illld'one-1111y, low llltes, R, The Daily Sentinel BOSTON (AP) Baltimore Colts quarterback Art Schlichter's status as a Natlo!Ull Football League player was In doubt alter a published report said he had gambled heavUy on sports events and lost more than SliO,ml. The Boston Globe reported In today' s editions that when the former Ohio State star failed to cover all his losses and was threatened by the aUegedbookmak· ers, he helped l!te FBI Investigate four men who wert' charged Thursday wtth Ulegal gambling. The newspaper said Its Information came from sources close to the FBI ~ I ••• ~ oU.." NAMED IN GAMBLING PROBE - Baltimore Coll8' quarterback Art Schlichter ran up tmre than S3i!O,OOO In sporting hels then helped the FBI lnv~~ate four men charged wtij. Illegal gambling the JIQoton . Glo_b e . ""l'lrted . In · Frtday's editions. ( i\P LaSei'plioio) , " · · 4 wormed , part rMdY fPr 3 t.rnala puppleo ch.;.· r:::!::~;;~===i1r===~~;::::=:;"t;::========~lr=?~::~·~-~--~-~·:::;:;:;r;:==~~;~~==~ chow Charles Coody. wlxiwon the event Ill 1971. Defending champ ~ Four other players were grouped . Stadler and BNOI! Lietzke wer9 with Palmer at 68 - amateur lleadlocked at 69. - Sports world: James Hallet, 19111 champion Sew Ballesteros of Spain, J.C. Snead a1id titles. He got It on Thursdaybecauseo!a new drtver and some advice !rom Tom Watson. H e said the driver was helping his distance an average of 25 y ards and that Watson helped him correct a Daw In his hlp movement during a practice round TUesday. "I'm not eliminating the posslbll· _lty I'll have a poor round tomorrow, but I feel more confident about going out and playing," Palmer .s aid. · The roUnd was Interrupted by a 40-mlnute rain delay, but the swirling winds that normally test the Masters field never developed. Because of those conditions, half ot the 82-nnan International field came In at par or better, 28ofthose wltlj subpat.rounds.' · Five-time Masters champion •Tack Nicklaus wasn't In the top half of the field. Neither was Gary Player, nor Sann Snead, the 70-year-old star of another era who had announced this would be his final Ding at Augusta. He shot 79 and withdrew. Nicklaus never got anything HAPPY PALMER AT MASTERS- Arnold Palmer tips his hat ....,.e. ( AP Laserphoro). going and stnJggled In with a 73, a ftgurennatchedbyPiayer, !he South African who has three Masters Business setvices AUCTION Wll'f 8aturdey night, Mt. Aho, WV. e p.m. Conelgnmen11 welcome. Emma loll euC11onO.r. SANDY AND BEAVER tnCo. ofNred •rvlc•a for fire In~;;,:: cover1ge In 011111 IUrllnct 32 Mobile Homes J for Sale for elmoot 1 century. homo and poroonal property T R I · sTA tE M 0 BtL E HOME S. USED - CARS , coveragaa er• available to TRUCKS . meotlndlvldua( neodo. Con· CHECK tact Eugene Holley •. agent. CALL 446 -7672 . Phone 388-8890. AN you paying to much for your hoipltal·hoetth lnau· ranca . Coli Carroll S.nowden, 448-4290. GALLI POLIS . OUR PRICES . CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEl' S QUAL· JTY MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. R'l' 35 . PHONE 448-7274 . �' 10--The '.,..,. 'fri! 8, 1913 8, 1983 Sentinel •. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Goods KIT 154 Mlac. 'N' CARLYLE ru by Larry '74 DICK J Pwa•o• 1t1IJ lsport, Ohio l'he 4 Daily ~"!:n&'-Pag:= 11 Motorcycles STASHeO •.' THAT PL.AC~­ \ THERE: ! •• -expande, to1al gas, cent,.! . ,. air. aklrtinQ anchore. bal- ence of 6 yetr warranty. ut ' up In locel park, ready to move into. Financing avella · Coli FIND AIN'T GONNA _1981 Fal•mont Hoppy ,Houoo 14x70 w~h 7x12 ft blo. 813 .996 3647. " 446- ;For ule-1 acre with 12x80 mobile home , farge In ground pool and founct.tion for houoo . Coli 304-6984721 . CAPTAIN EASY YOU PR:OM IGED T~l ~ CAL.YP-;>0 WITH ME. l-ET'~ GO... i· 2· CHACHA -C HA ... LEf''S GO · GO - GQ~ '14x70 Bayv1ew total atectnc, 3 bdr., 17.400. 12x80 liberty good cond., 83,900 Coli 446-0176 . 4NO BY L i?AR~ I -'J G Al l- flif ' fRIC.Ko;. OF THE n:~ rE ' HE SEC. AME Or.JE OF THE RI C HE: ? f \\EN .<'\ LI\1!;. 90 MR:.OOO 11\/li~PP.eW FROM SOCIE-fY ANP APPI.lE D HIM, f:L.F SO VfRY HARD, ME•aCAME- 0"'! OF- THE M05T INFLUEhtTIAL. Me!IJ lfJ INTERNATIONAl.. BUSINE,1... 1972 Monarch3bdr 14x60 86,996 1972 Now Moon 2 bdr. 1 4•60 16,995. Coli 448 -9662 . Konaugo Mobile Home Sale, Kanauga, Oh . 12•60 mobile homo. 2 bdr. Call 614-246- 6830 . Late 1980 Wlndaor . 14x'70 with expendo, 3 bedroom. 2 beth. ai r, 1tero, microwave. ltorege building, and mora. For a family looking for a litte extra in a mobile homemult aee. Rodney-Cora . Rd . Call 614-246-9229. 1974 Kirkwood mob1le home completely fumiahed . 38.000 BTU central air cond., 161110 porch with awning , new Underpinning and a 1mall building, very very exc . cond, 18,600. Call 614 - 388 - 8434 or 614388 -9809 . 41 Houses for Rent , Franklin Ave .. 3 bedrooms. laundry room, tun sized basement, 304-676-1687 Street. 2 bedrooms, good condition, 304-675-6323 . HOUSE, ahc -rooma, bath. built in kitchen, dlahwasher, city water. gas. large garden spot . storage building . $160 . 00 Stauffer, 1- month , near Gallipolis Ferry . obile Homes Reedy to mova m . Brown' s Trailer Park. Miners\lille, Oh. 614-992 -3324 . for Rent 12x66 Vindale mobile home 1 2 bdr large trailer partially w1th 6 ft . expando living fum ., 1 mileoutofGallipt:His room , wood burner. Situ- of Rt. 588 . Coli 814-245 · ated on 2 plu1 acre including 9170 . remodeled 1 room 1chool building & storage shad. 2 bdr. trailer central air. gal N1ce garden spot. Soma heat . Rt . 36 at hoapital Call 1mall fru1t treea . 614-992- 614 -388- 9760 . 7164 after 5 or 614-9921966 Cherokee Mobile 803!; . Home. 12x47. good cond . 1972 14x66 mobile home . 83.500 Coli 446 -0706 3 bdr .• gas heat, vary clean . 814 99 2 -2166. SAM to 2 bdr. unfurn . in Che11'1ire, 6PM a ate for Tim.' afiat' 6P'M 'utilities paid. Call 4484229 . 882 -3692 . HOME . 1969 SCHULTZ 304- 773 -6215 trnilar , 1977 14•70 WINO OR. 2 bedroom, total electriC';' with wood bumer , 304 -676 6930 or 676 -3346. : :::;:::::;:::==;=::;:::== 33 Farms for Sale 207 acr e farm , langsville, mineral rites included. no house S12,000 down will carry rest . 614 -388 -9346 . 74 acre farm , hay 1hed. 2 ponds . timber. 26 tillable acres. oil & 911111 for laesa 1112 miles out of Harrisonville . 614-742 -2677. 1975 Two bedroom mobile home and 46 acres located on Thomas Ridge Road . Call 304 -676-3280 and ask for Aon Hickman . 36 Lots & Acreage 2 bdr . trailer out Rt . 160 in country . Will accept children and pots. Call 448 -0167. Campey' Trailer loti for summlfr. secluded wooded area . Overlooking Oh io river . Vic Brown, Minanvillo, Oh . Coli 614-992 3324 . 1- - - - - - - - - lc2 bedrooms in Racme. 614367-028B . 2 bed . fum . 1 child , no pets . $160 mo., New Haven . 304-BB2 -2466 Adults only, no pets, dep . & ref . req . Your util. are paid, 2 mi . out St . Rt. 143. 99236'\7 . THREE bedroom. bath & V2 , unfurni1hed, $200. plusutil · it1es . TWO bedroom partly furnished 8150 . plus utili · ties Glenwood, 304-676 2441 . 576 -9073 TWO bedroom trailer on Ashton - Upton Rd . Fu rn ish ed · unfurnished , 160 00 month plus deposit utilities . 304 · 675 -4088 . 6 -20 Acrea Woods. over looking Ohio River. city TWO b&droom tra1lar on 1chools. 446 -3664 or 1 - Ashton - Upton Rd 613 - 423 - 8926 . Furnish ad - unfurn is hed . 160 00 month plus deposit · Owner / Agent . utilities. 304 -676-4088 . 36 acres at Rodney on W .T . Watton Ad . Owner financ - TWO bedroom trailer, kit· Ing l!lvallable. Call448 -8221 chen furnished, couples only. S180 .00month . refer after 6 weekday• ences. 304-875 -1076 . 1 acre lot 6 mi from Holzer 1-::::;:::;:====::;:=== hospital. Just off Rt. 160 lout Floyd -Clark Rd . 700 ft . 43 Farms for Rent Call 446 -0390 . 1- - - - - - - - Lots for sale In Racine . 614 -949 · 2340 or 614 · 948 -2571. Lot in Bradbury. v8ry good condition with trailer hook up: All utilities, septic tank, call 614 -992 -2602 . THREE mlloo out Sandhill Road, 2 ,8 acres. call 304 676- 3244 alter 6 :00pm . 36 Real Estate Wanted Buyind hou1es and apartmanti . NHd propertl• with fevorable price and term1 . Box t 109 Gollipollo. Oh . 46831 . 41 . Houses for Rent Condominium 2 bdr .• 2 baths, completely fur nished , ocean front. daily maid service. 24 hr . security guard. hal 2 pool• & tennia courta. The Myrtle Beach Rooort. Myrtle 8ooch. SC. coli dayo 614-387-04BO Of eve . S14-44S-3426 . ' 6 rm . houM928 FiriiiAve.ln Gollipollo. Coli 446 -3945 after 6PM . FOR rent, 676 -6110 . Puture, 304- •teo Furniahed apt. e1 30, 3 small rooms , no utilities pd . 701 Y2 Fourth, Gallipolis . Coli 446-4416 after 7PM . Apt. for rent . Half doubla -2 bd room Apt. Adults pre ferred No pets ~ 14-9922749 1 and 2 bedroom fu miahed Apto. Call 614-992 -5434, 614 - 992 - 5914 or 304882-2666 . 2 working refrigerator~ for oale . Call 614 -379 -:(.468 . 1 bed room Apt. e196. mo . Including utilities. Equal housing opportumty. Con tact VIllage Manor Aptl . 614-992 -7787 Used dryer. severa l to choose from also GE washer & dryer avacado pnir *260 . Guaranteed 30 days. Call 614- 266 -1207 . Effiency apartment in Middleport . 992-5434, 9925914, 304-882 -2566 . 2 bedroom semi -furnished apt . 8160 per mo . plus dep . 8t utilities Call446 -1788. Apartm e nts . 304 - 675 5548 . APARTMENTS , mobile home•. houses . Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis. 614-4468221 . UNFURNISHED apartment for rent , 2 bedroom . 8210 00 Call Automotiwe Supply, 8 -6 . 304 -6752218 , 675 -6763 . ONE bedroom apartments for tho elderly . All utilities paid. Tenants pay 30 percent of their adjusted incoma in this HUO subsidized apartment building Twin Riven Towttr, phone 304676 -6679 Equal oppor,un ity housing. Furnished one bedroom apartment 1n Po1nt Pleasant, very ~an and n1ce No pets. 304-676 -1386. Furn•ahed apt. S 166 Gat and water paid Adults. No Polo Call 675-1 902 2 bedroom apt carpeted, newly painted, exua nice and quiet . 304 675 -1962. 46 Furnished Rooms Sleeping room $116 . utili · ties pd. single mala. ahare bath 919 2nd Ave , Gallipolis Cell 446 -4416 afte' 7PM 46 Space for Rent 2 bdr. Regency Inc . Apan - OFFICE space available. Will remodel for right tennant Saddlebrook Inn, Pt . Pleannt 304 -875-6276. 44 Apartment for Rent ezoo mentl per mo. or if income 11 110,000 or leas HUD available . A -One Real Estates , Carol Yeager, Real tor Call 304 · 676 · 6104 or 676 · 53B6 or 676-7788 . First floor furinahed apt , utilities paid , deposit & lease required . Adults. no pets Oall at 631 Fourth Ave , Gollipolio 2 bdr. apartment park front view, pert furn .• water peid, 1176 mo .. Coll446 -3919or 446 ·0021 Furni1had apt . $226 , utili ties pd ., 1 bdr .. adults Call 446-4416 after 7PM . 1 bedroom apartment for rent . con 446 -0390 . JACKSON ESTATES ' Equal 'Housing Oppot1unity' h11 one J)edroom apartments rant starting at *157 per Kenmore auto washer & dryer •176, Kenmore apart ment size auto washer 190. Maytag auto washer $100 , Hoover portable washer e 1 26. Hoover portable dryer 875 Call 742 -2362 Downtown furn . apt .. air co nd 8r car~ted 1200ptu• dep . & utilities Call 4461788. I========== BUSINESS building, 150 3rd . Avo. Galllpolio. 304 676 -1456. altar 6 . 47 1 coffee table 47 Vu18Y2JI16 Y2 in . and 1 end table 26x18 Yu 20% with light walnut fmiah 6 30, 32x63 - 174 places brown underpmning for a mob1le home used just 1 year came off a 14x70 mobile home, long piftcat measure 32 " . short piacei 21" and , 1 0 inches acroaa, anterlock in a metal frame . wood grain finish . Call after 6PM , 446 3065 Firewood split & cut to lenght. Pick or d!!livered . We honor HEAP Vouchers. Call 614 -266 -6245 . 8ft meat case. 8ft freezer. 14ft. produce case, other mise store equipment . Call 614 -367-0378 between 10 • 4. 5 prom dresses sizes 7 -13. like new Worn only once. Call 446 -9769 or 446 · 3694 For sale metal culvert 8 inch thru 6D inch in stock . State approved 16 gauge 12 mch $ 5 .35 per ft ., 24 1nch o10.10 per ft 36 1nch $16 .60 per ft . Also plastic culvert in stock . 8 inch thru 18inch. 81nch8180perft ., 12 inch $3 60 per ft Ron Evans Enterprises . 4 mi South of Jackson on ST . AT. 93. 614 -2B6- 6930 Cedar wardrobe, ant1que trunk , 3 tier glass table & concrete ptcn1c table with benches . Call 814 -266 1768 . l ocust post. straight and so lid very reasonable priced . Call 446 -7993 anytime. Prom dreuea llze 7. mint green. vellow whlta. Worn once •25. paid 8100 each . Call 614, 246-6616 e. TRS 80 computer 16- K 8600 . TEAC real to reel tape doc k e200 . Call 446 -7641 betwoon 6 • 8 PM . Picnic tables Order now for summer, &Jilcallent Mothara Day gift . Coli 446 -4B23 . Wanted to Rent Wanted to rent house in Kyger CrHk School district. Immediately . Call 446 1311 aft•r 6. Want to rent houn or trailer in county, smell houee . Call 992-6418 48 - Equipment _ _ _fo _ r_ R_e_n_t _ _ _ ~ Spring Special lawn mower & rototl\ler tune up. oil change. new spark plug . adjust or replace breaker pointl, service air cleaner. ah_.rpen mower blade, saf teychock 813 .95pluotox . Free pick 81 delivery tn Gallipolis-Eureka area. Nelson 6 -Sons Service Center. Eurako . Dh . · C•II 614- 266- Backhoe andloader diga B OUR BOARDING HOUSE ft . large bad pick up haula· bla. operate youraelf. $90. por doy 304 -896-3841 ' ' ' e SWAIN AUC:riON • FURNITURE 52 Olivo St .. Oollipollo. King coal • wood heatera with fan t459, set box aprlng • mattrlll a100, firm *120. IOII•IOVOIOOI & choir 1199, love llltl .70, MW C::OIII & wood heatera •• IQW as e399 with blowera. used coal & wood h81ten. new dlnot ooto up, refrige;atora, rangea, bunk bodo comploto It 99. bun· klh mott..oMo 140. chelllo, drouero, TV'o. Coli 4483159 . n oo • GOOD set of diamond wedding rings, dishwasher, au tomatic washer, 304-67829B9 or 576 -2372 . SOFA, Early American, ex cellent condition. reasona bly pr~cad . 2809 Birch Ave . Pt . Pleasant. 304 -676 3740 REPOSSESSED SHiNI no · thing down I Take over paymen ts 886 .00 monthly . 4' ~~; 8 ' flashing arrow sign . New bulbs, letters. Hale Signs. Call FREE 1 -800 626·7445. anytime. 55 Building Supplies Building materials block. brick, sewer pipes, windows. lintels , etc . Claude Winters. Rio Grande, 0 . Call614-246-6121 . TO All CONTRACTORS · We ara able to give contrac tors pnce on all buiiCiing materials . Del1vary availabe Gallipolis Block Co .. 123'h Pine St • Gallipolis, Oh 448 2783 BUILD YOUR OWN HOME 6 rooms and bath, $2 ,995 . See our models. 1-614 886 -7311 . 56 Pets for Sale HillCREST KENNEL . Board.ng all breeds. AKC Reg . Oobermano pups ofd Doberman Stud Service. Call 446 -7796 . ORAGONWYNO CATTERY - KENNEL AKC Chow pup pies, CFA Himalayan. Per sian and Siamese kittens. Call 446-3844 after 4PM . Doberman Pinchar pup, fe male, 12 weeks old. $60 . Call 992 · 7468 or 399 · 9900 . AKC Doberman 304 -675 -1B22 . Jividen's Farm Equipment . 446-1876 long tractors . Vermeer round baler 8t comptete line of bale handling feeding accessoriesl A new line of rokao : Teddoro t876 .00 • up and Due Mowers • 2260.00. e. Tobacco &. ' corn sprayera. wagons. rotliry tillers. rotar'y cutters. seedan . tobacco setters. blade•. gates, culti vators, diac, plows Ba wood burners plastic tanks I And see us to gat a complete line of Pans It Service. a. Used Equ1pm8nt: 35 Massey. 3000 Ford, IH Hydro 70. N .H . grinder - mixer. ~ravity wagon... 2 -c !lrn pictc.era, wheel d\tc. rotary hoes, .2 8t ~- bottom plows, Post auger. A com'pleta line of Southeast lmco. Now & Used Farm Machin ery . Farman cub and cultiva tors. Allis Chalmers WD 46 and plows. John Deere 2 & 4 row comer planters, culti · packers. wheel - pick - pull disk, seeders. Ford bull IIW , Ford large splinad pullies. Ford 2-12 ln. plows, 3 bottom plows. haying equipment. post hole diggers. corn pickers. culti · vators. and hay elevators. Howe's Far111 Machinery . Rt . 124 & Mayhew Rd . Jackson. Dh 2B6 -6944 . 4 row corn plantar, 9 mo . old . Colt Appolooo • Walker. Coli 614 - 388 9026 . New 1983 12 HP Ford tractor with 42 in mower 986-3906 . 1978 Toyota Corolla. tapa dock. 81,000 miles. now clutch & brakea. good tires. needt 1 linlo body work. I 1.400 . Coli 446-4166. STUCCO PlASTERING · textured ceilings commercial and residential , free ast1mates. Call 814-266 · 1182 1981 VW Rabbit automatic. 4 dr .• am-fm, cruise control. 36.000 miles Exc . cond. 614-992- 3710 otter 4. PAINTING · interior and exterior, plumbing, roofing, 10me remodeling . 20 yra. oxp. Call. 614 -388-9662 . 1977 Cutlass Supreme. good condition. New battery, new transmission . Call 814-992 -6810 or 614 992-6864. Marcum Roofing & Spoutmg. 30. years experience, apacializ fng in buitt up roof . Coli 614-388 -9967 1977 Dodge Colt station wagon auto. 992-7180 . 19BO CHEVY Monzo, 4 cyl. . standard 1hift, 37.000 mlloo. 32 to 36 MPG . 304-676- 1714. 81 GRAND Prix. loaded . 87.200. 304 -676-2617 1976 FORD Cellent running AC, PS, PB , coli 6636 after 6 :00 . -675 - 1979 Pinto Pony , $2.000 . 00 . 304 - 676 76B9. 1982 S1 0, VB automatic , air. stereo , gauges, 8 ,600 miles, perfect condition, muot ooll, 304-676-643B . 1971 SUPER Bootie. VW. 1harp 6 clean . runs good , 81896 . phone 304- 676 · 4123 . 1948 FLEETLINE ' Chev · rolat, 4 door sedan, good condition 304-882-3368 1978 CHEVY Monzo, V -8 . power steering. power brakea. air -conditioning , AM· FM cassette. good con· dition , 112600 00. 304· 576·2968 19B1 CHEVETTE. hotchN EW Ba Uaed ~ Harvestore back, automatic , 4 door, Structurn . Automated li - AM-FM radio Call after 6 vestock feeding -computer p m . 304 -773· 6768 . loodero Call collect 614 - 1- - - - - - - - - 686-2260 . John l . Betts. 76 MONTE Carlo . 78 Ford F 160 pickup , 304 - 676 · 62B1 W d B 62 ante to uy 72 Wanted to rant tobacco poundage Call 614-379 · 2642. Wanted land suitable for planting corn, with in 10 miles of Crown City . Call 266-68B9 . 63 Trucks Sale /- - - - - - - - - - 1978 Jeep V. t PU, V-B. auto. 4 -WD, PS, PB, many axtroo. Call446 -0615 . /- - - - - - - - - -1976 Chevy half ton 1hon bed with utility bed &. cap Now paint. 81 . 500 Coli 446 -B1 08 1976 Datsun pickup 81600 . 304-675 -2159. Livestock puppies, 1977 FORO pickup. 302 autOmatic, clean . 12300. Coli 304 -676-2752 1976 Buick Electra 2 dr .. PS, PB, AC, AM - FM llloro •1.860 or trlde feb cattle, ftum equipment of equal value Call446-41537 . Angu1 bulls 1 to 3 yn . old, e~~;cellent blood line. Slate Run Farma, Jackson,Oh. Coli 614-2B6-6396 or 814 · J-1 - 9_ 7_5 __-2-to-n-fl-at-b-od_C_h_o-vy 286- 1787 . truck . $2260 Portable welder. 300 amp Hobart R agistered uarter Horse . mounted on wheels S1200 . Ruth Reeves. Also grade 30 Saddles, brid las. winter horse blank ell . Western .lbooto . 614 -89B-3290 . 73 4 W.O. For sale or trade Nubian male Registered and Padi· gree with e~tcellent blood lines. this male coukl up· grade your goat herd. If no one wants him . will be castrated and oaten. $65 Call669 · 3674 . SIX purebred Anou• cowa with calves. Llrge modern For sale or trade 78 Ford type, good bloo,dlines. with customized VII!"· 4 capt. or without papers Priced on seats. table. ice box . sofa in1pection 304 -876-2902 . bed. AM -FM radio &: tape player . Will trade for Ia rge car of equal value. Call 446 -3346 . 64 Hay & Grain 59 For Sale or Trade 1978 Plymouth Road Runner Volara. Special Edi tlon 614-247-2606. 1976 JHp CJIS , eJ~celleent condilion, trade for pick up truck of equal valuo. 304- l-=;~4=-4=5:::8:: 1-:::6:::1:::0:::.===:::::::: 1-- - - -- - - - - - Round bales of hay for sale delivery available . 1.200 lb. boleo. 820 a bale. Coli 445 -6566 . Good mixed hoy Firat & 74 " HONESTY' IN 114' IDEA. THAT GOVER'MENT:'. . 11-4' PRt::SEI\IT REGIM E IS DISHONESl I I RON ' S TelevisiOn Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola , Quazar, and house. calls. Call 676-2398 or 446-2464 .. ••P•- RINGLE ' S SERVICE rutnced roofing, tncluding hot tar application, carpenter. electrician. mason . Call 304-675 -2088 or 875 '4 560 . .. ." Water Wells. Commercial and Domestic . Test holes. Pumps Sales and Service. 304- 896 -3802 . Get your carpet in ship shape Water removal, FREE ESTIMATES. FURNITURE ClEANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 614-446- 2107 . COM E ON ... DON 'T TELL M E YOU'Rf NOT ENJOYIN G TH E PRIVACY OF OUR E & A Tree Service. fully Insured . free estimates Phone 614 -367 -0636 call after 5 . HO.ME JU ST A S .MUCH AS I A.M. Stark's Tree Work Landscaping, backhoe work. free services with mowing . Go anywhere . 304 576 -2010. 82 Plumbing Heating & ' CARTER'S PlUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pine Phone 446-388B or 4464477 .' ~erii~t~l~v~~nl~ti~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i FRJ DAY ~M't' l';ttJe' 4/8/83 JIM 'S PLUMBING. HEATING . Fomerly Dewitt's Plumbing . Call 614-3670576 . 83 EVENING 8 :00 • (])(I) CJ) fill N ..,... (I) MOVIE · ' Mcllntoekr (f) MOVIE: 'Liaa My-father Tllld Me' til Tic Teo Dough m WI ld s · 'H 1 " " e\.!I.J nterwor lix . (I) And';' Griffith C!l Nowo/Sportt!WMIM• ()) l1]) 3 2 1 C ontlot Charl..,'l Angell 8:30 ()) C!l NBC Nowo MOVIE: 'TeJCas' MoOon. Teen Sport• s-ne (]J Gomer ~le (lJ ABC N (]) (JJ CBS N::: Dr. Who Ove-r Easy ?:OO (J) P.M. MIOIIiM r - lnternatlonelj lurflng ·na Hawe• lan Masters d· I ,_ Chac.r:;,~n;~~-~ r.lture . Entertainment Tonith t (!) Chlrfia' a Anoela Tic Tac Oouth a Excavating Lonnie Boggs EJ~cavatmg . Dozer, backhoe . dumptruck . Work by hour or job Coli 446-7903 ' 84 & I . I Electrical Refrigeration Motorcycles DEPENDABLE WASHER · DRYER REPAIR . Guaranteed work . Call anytime 614 - 266 -6620 or 614266 -1207. SEWING Machine repa irs, urvice Authori~:ed Singer Sales & Ser~,~ice Sharpen Scissors Fabric Shop , Pomeroy 992 -2284 . 1---------1974 Yamaha Enduro dirt bike. 2.900 miles Call468t9 97 . 85 General Hauling JONES BOYS WATER SER VICE . Call 614- 387 · 7471 or 614 - 38 7 -0691 . 1------------ Need something haulad away or something movad1 We'll do it . Call 446 -3169 between 9 and 6 . no (fi) ~~. MaoNeii·Lehrlr 1.U1J ,.,.... I 7 :30 •. 115 ~ Pooolo'o Coun u. • lit Trek Cl) Lit Detector N 8porteCentar "P MaJor LMgul laMball : D;.ao •t Atlanta Cll Fomlly FM lulin ..e Report You A.ktd For It Am.rlo.n lnt. rOitO ~ Enteruinment U£J a- 1--- ------- oocond cutting 11 .60 per 1876 Suzuki 650 hn boon bole . 614 -992 -8035 . wrecked, make offer. C11t Good quollty hoy. Nover 458-t9i7 . wot. Contoct Opel Fitzpo trlck. St . Rt .889. Wllkol- 1 Hondl 750 CUllOm ville. Oh . 814 -889-3785 . fully oqulpptd. 1.090 miles. U ; 600 . CoR 448-2347 ofMILK. cow, ~econd calf, tlr 8PM . 304 · 882 - 2760 or 882 · 2aB7 . Hondo 650·4K lolring, windshield, electric HAY e1 .50 per bola, 675- otort. ol11y bor, ucoMonl 1304. condition, •1 . BOO . Coli 614 -446 -3758 . (Ill. ··' 1E ()) I ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE call City Fum1ture 304 · 675 -2608 . JIMS WATER SERVICE . Coli Jim Lenior , 304 -875 7397 . 86 M. H . Repair I. ~~ t ( ' . . PoWBB of tt:OO • w Star M•tthaw MUIII his supernatural powe,.. to gat a spot on the foetball t881m 1(A) (50 min.) CD MOVIE: 'A Little lax' ()) MOVIE: 'Tho ~· ([) hpor Book 83 ~.!,~ .. • ' Co'mP.Ieta Mobile Home replir work. Phone 614-7422495 87 ARE Lli-<,E Tt-l Ill.T. ::- .. PEOPLE MI GH 1 S()tv1Et-t0W GET Irwin' s Glaaa Servic8 makes replacemenu insulated units screens, storm windows for residential or commercial. Call 614-266-6644. a 1979 Hondo CB-400 Howk 8.000 mi.. excel . cond . Call oft• ~- 445-80111. ~OME · DAY:!> ... IF H E KEEPS Y~k:.IN ' ABOUT F. S. K Tre_e Trimming, stump removal . ~~~II 675 <1331 . . J-:-:;::--------- ..... .... ........ . 11 .... Amer1can Farm & Ranch Steel Buildings. Commer cia l & Farm 40'x50'•15' vertical wall (1 2ll-20wl). color roof end walls. one 20'1114' double slide door, one walk-in door, four wallitea , delivery price 18, B72 .00 . R 0 . PAR SONS. 119 W . Va . Avo. Rip loy. WV 26271 . 13041 372-6991 :1:6:4:3:.=======:J~B:8:2:·:27:6:0:':8:8:2:·:2:8:8:7:.=:.J 61~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Houtehold Goods two'::~~~~:i~ ~ ~~~~ - oplrtmenla month and rent e193 per month, dapoolt. Coli 448-2745 or leave me..ega. 1 bdr. fum . apt., no children. no pet1. mo. IHie req. plu• 1110 dopoolt, tt75 mo. Coli 446 ·3687 otter fiPM 2 blfdroom hauee . large 1- - - - - -- - -- llvlng r'oom , kitc hen & b11th . Furnished 1mall effiancy Furnished . O var i oo~i ng profenioneltype gentleman Ohio River Adults only only . Cell446 -0338 . Brown 's Trailer Park . 614 992 -3.3 24 . ' Two bedroom epirtment Rt. 218 at Mercervlle. Quiet 2 bedroom house, com - area, nice 111wn. •2215 per pletely redecor•ted, car - mo . unlumlohed. Coli 448peted. 1torm windowa and 1157 doyo, 514-357-7218 doo••· Coli 614-992-3090 , oftor &PM . J Fll(6£!1' COIJLP'Vc BEEN! MY&E IT ROUEI? OFF- apartments Utilities paid. no pets, no children Call 446 - 3437 . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Parte.. Roure 33. North of Pomeroy Large lots . Call 992 -7479 4 rm . and bath. full bate· . mont, in Addioon. per mo .. pluo dopotit. Coii814 367 - 74U., ~ftor 8 :30PM . SEE.F1'JO? THEilE'S I'IIACTICI'<LY A6R()()'If' WHEI!f ·~1111 CL/11'1'$ 3 rm and 4 rm unfurnished House for rent, 302 16th furnished . USED MOBILE 676 -2711 Apartment for Rent Unfurmahed house. 3311 82.960. up used mobile, 1-C ; a;l::: l ;30 ; 4 :::·;6; 7:::5:::·;6:::5::: 9::: 5==::: homes for aale. 2 bedroom. completely 44 . · TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 163 Soc. Ave • Gollipollo. 445-7833 or 446-1 883. MOWIIEYS Upholttary 1 80.11 124, Pt. Plea..nt 304-875-4164. . -------'· l . ! .. 1· \' 'i' F. ... '" ,,' • ·- •- N•c::-~:gi'!h CMnlplonohlp ' Tho It& NMtonll High School Choorlud1ng Chtmpion1hl' 11 prtstnted from Or· ll . .o. Fl . (80 min ) el) loby Mokoo Five .CJ:l9 Duk. . of t!leatrd Ttll Dukt1 try to prevent tom• bo11as from othtr countitl from tlklna flltr Hazu,rd. (80 min.) tfHfi) Wolllll- Wookl f'ev'-w PIUI Duke is joined by top washington )ournalitta analytlng tht week's news. • • MOVIE: ' " A ltlr led Girt' ...... family lloloinoon •D ~t E4ae Stt ,VII· ei!J Upholstery I"'F'' ent1ne helps Baker I aka an 1lln ess (I) (]]) Wall Street Week lou•s Au keyser analyzes the ' 80s w1 t h a week i -; revi..ew of economiC and In · vestmen t matters 9:00 0 C%J C1J Knight Rider Mic hael Knight and KIT T use al l the ir powe rs to try to sa11e Devon Miles (A) 160 mIn I (]) 700 Club (!) 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CA 4 :30 Cll MOYIE: 'McUntookr C2l RoN Beale\' (A) (60 m1n ) Cl) [ 0 W1zttrd& and Warrlou Pr1nce Er1k tt n ten t he Cavern!l o f Ch&os !u1ek· mg a cure for h1s fl'lth er s 11J lllneu {60 min) MOVIE: Dr. Kilda re CD " (() CJ) I Spy CJJ ESPN SportsCenter (J) CIJ HH Haw ffi M1moriea with LIWr· onoo Walk CIJ All CrNtures Greet and Small ()) At Tht Mollill ..... Solid Gold \UI Oun1moke 7:30 (]) Danoe Fever (]J H1nna'e Ark (fJ) MetinH at the Bijou 'Submtrlne Alert .' 8 :00 8 (]) Cl) Dift'rent Strokes Kimberly entertl nuda PIC ture of Arno ld in a ntWIPa· per contelt (R) (Cioled Csptloned] (I) MOVIE: 'Sword and the Sorcerer' CJ) MOVIE: 'Th• DMr Hunt.,.. (I) MOVIE: 'This l1 the Army' (IJ U&F'.., Foot""ll· ..- · To moe B1y at Denver {]) Wlnnerl ()) T.J . HOOkat Sg t. Hooker pu rtutl 1 sn ipe r Go.. Home· Gl Oltn Campbell a e@ ~ials • (}) Concern (J) CIS Newt (]lJ Nova ' SU I! Wa ters · A Vtlr in tht life of I betver pond •• e~eamined. (A ) {eO .min .) 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H RCtDTG V Veaterday's Cryploquote : RHE UMATISM HAS KEPT MANY PEOPLE ON TilE RIG liT PATH OF UFE - ANON fPJWHA . �Page 12-The Daily Sentinel Polilef'Oy Middleport, Ohio Friday, April •• 1983 ,.---Local .briefs::-......._., Juvenile, 2 .m~n held for dynamiJe theftSqtiad answers three calls · • POINT pLEASANT, W.Va. tOVP) - A possible tragedy In Letart was averted Thursday night when a juvenile holding two federal agen~ hostage surrendered to them and was taken into custody by local law enforcement o!ticers, Mason County Prosecuting Attorney Damon B. Morgan Jr. said today. The 16-year-old male held agents_ Larry Sparks and Riche..-d Kemp of the V .S. Traesury Department's alcohol, tobacco and firearms bureau at Charleston at bay In the garage at the home of John wuliam Roach on Sliding Hill Creek Road with a 22-caUber rtile aimed at a stack of dynamite, Morgan said. Trooper M.S. Smith of the West VIrginia State Pollee Point Pleasant detachment said the Incident was resolved within JO minutes. The Three calls were answered by local units Thursday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports. At 12: Tl p.m., the Racine Unit went to East Letart for Charlotte Pierce who was taken to Veterans Me morial Hospital; at 3: 18p.m., the Rutland Unit took Patricia Morgan, Matn St., to Holzer Medical Center, and at 11:55 p.m., the Tuppers Plains Unit treated Tanya Davis at the scene of an accident on Route 681 but no transportation was required. Apprehend . Frankliq. County youth A 16 year old Franklin County n.m away was apprehended Thursday eveni ng by the Meigs County Shertif's Department along· wlth a companion, 18 year old Gregory Salzman, Columbus, who Is being held on a contributing charge. The sherllf's depa rtment reported that the juvenil~ is AWOLfrom an institution In Franklin County and will be picked up today by officials from Franklin County. James 0 . Swain, Rt. I , Reedsville. reported to the sherllf's department Thursday tires on his son's truck had been slashed while parked at Ches ter . The vandalism act Is under Investiga tion . Ohio bargaining bill could get big change Swim instructor sought By ROBERT E. MUJER Asooclated Press Wrtlet' mLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Binding arbitration to settle police and firefighter contract disputes may be stripped from a public employee bargatntng bill, the bill's Applications for a swimming instructor at London Pool, Syracuse, are being accepted until May I. Applications may be mailed to George Holman , Box 192, Syracuse. Track dedication postponed sponsor sayS, Sen. Eugene Branstool, D·Utica, said Thursday that other alterna· lives are being considered but that none. has been agreed to by a three-member subcommittee. ' Branstool Is chairman of the three-member panel which hopes to complete its work on Monday, returning the measure on Tuesday to the full Senate Conunerce and Labor Committee for consideration. Majqrity Democrats in both The dedication of the Meigs High School track scheduled for Sunday, AplillO, has been poslponed. due to weathercondltlons, until Sunday, April!?. Movie cancelled A movie to have been shown at the Rutland Elementary School this evening has been postponed unlll next Friday, Aprll15. The event Is be1!!g held by the Rutland PTO. COAL to meet Sunday Citizens Organized Against Longwalilng (COAL) wUI meet at 2 p.m. Sunday In the auditorium of Wilton Elementary School af' Wllkesvllle. Probe three~ar Flood ... ' wr~ck The Gallla-Melgs post of the State Highway Patrol investigated a three-car wreck on Ohio 7 In Meigs Coonty Thursday morning . Troopers say Helen Kaylor, 53, ReedsvUie, pulled from a private drive onto Ohio 7 at 11 :10 a.m . and Into the path of a northbound vehicle driven by Daphne Cremeens, 22, Tuppers Plains. Cremmens swerved to avoid a collision a nd struck a vehicle driven by Keith Myers, 35, Tuppers Plains. Kaylor's and Myers' vehicles were slightly damaged In the resulting wreck and Creemens vehicle sustained moderate damage. There were no Injuries and the patrol issued no citations. Maurer says he can't back bill VAN WERT, Ohio (AP)- Sen. Steve Maurer, D·Botktns, told a business and farm group today he could not support collective bar· gaining for Ohio public employees as It Is now proposed. Legis Ia tlon now In a Sena 1e Commerce and Labor subcommlt·. tee proposes collective bargaining, including binding arbitra tion, for public employees at the state and local level. It Is scheduled for futhcr committee discussion next week. Democrats as a party hold only a one-vote margin In the Senate, and any defection combined with Republican solidarity can make or break any particular leglslallon. · Some legislators say the collecUve bargaining bill is not likely to reach the Senate Hoar In Its present form . Maurer spoke to about 50 farm and business leaders at a legis Ia live breakfast sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce, Van Wert I County Farm Bureau and the Van Wert area Junior Chamber of Commerce. He attended In his role as chalnnan of the Senate Agrtcul· lure, Small Business and Economic Development Committee. " I don't believe I could support the bill as It Is now structured," he said In response to a question from the audience. He said he objects to binding arbitration provisions and hopes the bUI will be altered to make It more acceptable before It leaves committee. His objection to binding arbltra- · tlon, he said, s tems !rom his unwillingness to see another bureaucracy created !rom which arbitrators would be drawn. Maurer sa id collective bargainIng for public ·employees Is cur· rently a fact or life in Ohio, whether or not It Is recognized ns such, and that the law should reflect this. Beulah Ewing Mrs. Henry (Beulah) Ewing, 77,a well known Pomeroy resident died this morning at Holzer Medleal Center. Arrangements • wUI be announced. Charlotte Pierce Charlotte Mark> Gray Pierce, 60, Rt. 2, Racine, died Thursday afternoon at Veterans Memorial · Hospital. Mrs. Pierce, a housewife, was born Nov . 4, 1922 at Chillicothe, the daughter of the late William R. and E dna Whittington Gray.lnaddlllon to her parents she was preceded in death by lour grandsons. She Is survived by her husband , .Tames Elmer Pierce; three daugh· ters, Catherine Gibbs, New Haven; Mary Newlun, Long Bottom, and CRuth Congo, Racine; five sons, .Tim M. Pierce, Rutland; Donald Pierce, . George ~erce and Mike Pierce a u of Pomeroy, and Roy Pierce of Racine; one sister, Mary Hardesty, Chillicothe; one brother, William (Pete) Gray, Ray , Ohio; 30 grandc hildren and five grea t grandehlldren. Funeral services will be held Sunday at2 p.m. at Ewing Funeral : Home. Bw1al wW be In Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at iite funeral home Fr1day from 7 to9 and anytime on Saturday. !Continued from page 1) "She was crying and he .was ha lf·P<!ralyzed, lying in bed, and the water was . tls!flg, " Said police o!tlcer Tom PhOllps, who helped save the two. ''The rna ttresses were floating and the cedar chest was floating around the living room." In .Jefferson Parish, La., tempers flared as joyriders · cruised in four-wheel-drive vehicles, the sht>rtit's office said. "There have been a number of Irate people allegedly arming themselves against people driVing down making waves" as water lapped against front doors, said sberllf's spokesman Bob Garner. Ski boats aiding In evacuations zoomed along Interstate 12 between Hammond and Robert, La., trying toreachhomeswherethewaterwas window-deep. "We had flat boats, air boats, just about any kind of boat you can Imagine, " said Chuck Reed of the Tangipahoa sherllf' s o!tlce. Angry waters severed oil pipelines across the Honiochltto River near Meadville, Miss., unleashing an estimated :ll,IXX) gallons of crude oU Into the river. Cleanup crews could do little but watch. ~lclals In Baton Rouge and Rapldes Parish filled sand bags shoulder to shoulder with 140 inmate volunteers. " Fellas, l appreciate theworkyouaredolnghere,''Treen told a group of convicts during an inspection tour. Twenty evacuation centers were set up in Louisiana and at least seven were established In Hattiesburg, Columbia and Canton, Miss ., with more planned. Holman ... • (Continued from page 1) explain in g that association members will erect the fence, build a dugout and paint where necessary., Block has been donated for the dugout, he said. Emma Wayland Council agreed to purchase the fence and to work wtth the Mrs. Emma S. lhle Wayland, 82, association. North Second Ave., Middleport Councilman John Bentley said died Friday morning at Vetera~ dirt on top of the riverbank near the Memorial Hospital. terinls courts and playground needs She was bom July 29, .1900 at to be leveled off and grass seed Pomeroy, a daughter of the la te planted. He alSo suggested that Henry and Sarah Findling Thie. She horseshoe pits be added to the park was also Preceded In death by her and ·necessary repair be made to husband, Norman · Wayland; a some of the playground equipment. daughter, Norma Louise Powell He said 10 park bencheS will be and two sisters, Elfie Mae ShaMo~ placed in arowid courts and and flertha Custer. Surviving are a ·playground. son, Charles, Middleport; sisters Ash brought up the plans for and brothers-In-law, Henrietta and lighting Courts and asked council to Olen Booth, Christine Beegle, all of' COMlder submitting bids for a new Pomeroy; Rose and Ylctor Genhel· pollee cruiser. It was decided to mer, near Pom~roy; Martha and advertise later In the year, perhaps Bruce Barton, Columbus; Leasly In August. and Lawrence Hysell, Ravenna; Imboden reported that ihe tire brothers and sisters-In-law, Elmer department has received a match· and Neva I hie, Cheshire; Henry and ing grant lor protective clothing tor Utreva lhle, Columbus; Homer and the firemen. CouncU'sportlon of the Ruth lhle of Floret!ee, Pa.; two , grant Is $507.50. grandsons, a granddaughter, a Councll agreed to repair a culvert great-granddaUghters and several on Br1dgman Street, located near nieces and nephews. · tOO Nazarene Chureh. Jack Wllll· Servcles will be held at 2 p.m. · ams and Ash are In charge of the Monday at the Rawllngs. Coats- projeet. Blower Funeral Home with the Rev. ~uncu agreed to purch~ paint Max Donahue and the Rev. Robert for the house located oo the v1llage /Wbtnson otrlclattng. Burtal will be park, and unanimously voted to In Riverview Cemetery, Friends suppott approval of the lonawall may call at the funeral hometrorn6 nolniJ1i permit Southern Ohio Coal to 9 p.m. Saturday and from 2 to 4 · Co. haatlledwlthOONR'-sreclama· and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. lion division. Area deaths agents were in a hostage sltuatjon with the Incident In addition to the and transported this morning to the for only a short time - around rlve · -juvenile were · 19-year-old Johri U.S. Magistrate's Office Inn minutes - .before titey talked the Andrew Roach and his father, .Tobn Huntington. boy Into giving himself up. Assistant U.S. Attorney Gary Wllllam Roach. . The dynamite was part of 600 The juvenile was charged wjih Pullins sal!! Charges Including · pounds recovered, along with two counts of kidnapping, possesspos-·ton of stolen exposlves and blasting caps anddetonatorwlre, by ing explosives with crlmlnal intent, assault on a !ederalortlcerarebelng ATF agents, the Mason County assault, obstructing an· o!tlcer, sought against Roach. Morgan said Shertif's Department and stale aiding In the CO!IC€alrnent of stolen a determination had not yet been pollee. property and other charges, Mor· ·made as to wbether •state charges wW be filed against the young man. · gan said. Morgan said ATF agents were in Following a detention hearing Mascn County Thursday at the The elder Roach was taken before before Mason County Magistrate request of his oftlce to assist in Paul E. "Snooky" Smith, the Smith Thursday night and refused recovering the dynamite, reported to be arraigned on a warrant juvenile was transported to the charglnghlmwlththekldnappingof ._ stolen from a magazine In the TNT Mercer County Children's Home In area near Point Pleasant, leased by Princeton, W.Va. He wW appear one or the federal o!tlclals. He was Incarcerated in the Mason · Austin Powder Co. of McArthur. belore Mason County Circuit Judge Ohio, and from Raven-Hocking Clarence Watt at a later date, which · County .tall and was scheduled to Coal Co., Cllfton, W.Va., In reappear: before Smith this mornhas not yet been set. November. The J.9.year-old was held over- ing. He also faces additional night In the Kanawha County .Tall charges. Taken into custody In connection I houses have designated the ineasure a top pliortty, having been deprived of s imilar l(,gislatlon at past sessions when they lacked the clout they have now. The bUI !or the first time would Fine 23, three forfeit bonds Twenty-three defendants were fined and ' three others forfeited bonds In Meigs County Court Wednesday. Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brien were T~mmy Krautter, Pomeroy, stop sign, $10 and costs; Rick C. Wood, Moundsville, W. Va., speed, $20 and costs; James Wade, Parkersburg, speed, $.20 and costs; Ralph Oller, Langsville, defective exhaust, $5 a nd costs; Nancy Clark, Pomeroy, stop sign, $10 and costs; Darrell Campbell, Logan, overload, costs only; George Pierce, Pomeroy, speed, n:> and· costs; Wllllam Pinney, McArthur, -speed, $20 and . costs; Jo Ellen Paden, VIenna, assured clear dlstanc_e, $10 and costs;. Heldt . Ewing, ' Pomeroy, speed , _$23. and .costs; Bernice Midkiff, l.'angsvllle. Court actions filed A foreclosure suit has been filed in MelgsCountyCornmonPieasCourt by Bank One, So;lutheasternOhlo, N. A., Athens, against Robert L. Hawk and Nancy F . Hawk, Athens, treasurer of Meigs County and Beneficial Mortgage Company of Ohio, Inc., Athens. In the sam e court two marriages were dissolved and two divorces granled. The marriages or Patricia D. Mcintyre and Clarence D. Mcln· tyre and Mary Ann Older and ,Jimmie Older were dissolved. Granted divorces were David A. Ferry from Brenda K. Ferry and Alpha Lenore Douglas from Clinton E. Douglas. Improper backing, $10 l!lld costs; David Ball, Chester, speed, $21 and costs; Randy Ebersbach, Racine, no tum signals, $10 and. costs; Fra ncis Andrew, Long Bottom, left of center, $10 and costs; Roselyn Tucker, Tuppers Plains, failed to display valid registration decal, $10 and costs. James Roach, Athens, speed, $20 and costs; Paul Clark, Middleport, DWl, $250 and costs, 10 days confinement, license suspended one year, left of center, costs only; Dean Whittington, Pomeroy, Ty Herman, Middleport, Richard Herman , Middleport, and Rick Ebers bach, Middleport, criminal trespass, one year probation each, costs, b8rred from LaSaUe .permanently; ··Dennis Gr<irit,- Langsville," using weapons while intoxicated, $150 and cos.ts, one year probation; Thomas Harman, Reedsville, do·mestic violence , ·twa days conflnt>ment, six months probation. Forfeiting bonds were Gary Thurnover, Westlake, Ohio, speed, $40.50; Beverly Gaul, Pt. Pleasant. faUure to control vehicle, $36.50; · Larry Holsinger, Jr., Racine, speed, $6.50. permit strikes by public employees, under spelled-out conditions. But It prohibits walkouts by pollee, firefighters ·and other safety forces, substll:ilting binding arbitration as the last resort. One alternative Is a last best offer process In which an arbitrator chooses between the proposed settlements or management and labor. Emergency runs Local units answered 10 calls on Wednesday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services repqrts. Calls Included 10: 46 a.m.; Middleport, . to Race St. for Christine Pulltns, taken to Veterans Memor· tal Hospital; Rutland at 11:43 a.m. Hysell Run Road for Beatrice May, to Veterans Memorial; Middleport, 3: 19 p .m. treated Catherine Fisher at village hall; . Middleport , 3: 29 p.m., Dotty Reynolds to Veterans Memorial; 3:'38 p.m., Pomeroy. Lis:' _Ho11tn~m fro.t.T! Meigs Hlglt ; . Sctiool toVeter'ahs M@morlal; ·7: 12 . . p.m., Pomeroy to Front St.!or Della Roseberry, taken !o Holzer Medlcal Center; 8:20 p.m ., Pomeroy, to Union Ave. for Christine Pullins, taken to Holzer Medical Center; 8:48p.m. Middleport to 107ParkSt. for Barbara Smith. taken to Veterans Memorial and 9:38p.m·. Racine to Bald Knob Road for Carol Moore, taken to Veterans Memorial. •J don't know how l;lecovery in luii••.D-1 Today's ·Times-Sentinel ~~it'-8-1 ' Challenger returns horne•••A-4 1 the River .............. B-1-8 a deatlls .... .................. A~ . .. .................... 1»-7 rlai ..........~ ............... A-2 ........................... .. A-1-3 ........ ........... ...: ......... C-1.. pdde ...................... Insen ' Voll1 No. 6 191.1 entine Middleport-¥om~~roy c., lvtrhd ---- ---------- Add~~.~~cy Discharges Holzer Medical Cen!er . Oakley Alexander, Verna Birchfield, ClarenceComell. Steve Deeter, WilliiiJ'Il Erwin ,Jr .. Pearl Freeman, Nancy Good, Lucinda Howard, Brian Johnson, Kelly Lambert, William Lewis, Kathertile Lovell, Clarence·Martin, Cherry . McManus, Anna Morgan, Lula Phillips, Steven Roble, Betty Robinson, Mary Rtitt, Joyce Seymour, Ressle Shaffer, Minnie Smith,_ Ernza •Terry, Ruth Tim· mons, virgth!a ·Tucker, Oiane Wallace, Kathleen Yost. lllfths Mr .and Mrs. Albert DettwiUer. son, Pomery; Mr.and Mrs. Men111 Lanning, daughter, .Tackson; Mr. and Mrs. ..'ohn · Martin. oon. Hamden. Apply for license A I"(UUI''iage license was Issued In MeigS CountY Probate Court to Samuel Ray I<arr, 31, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. and Barbara Lee Hot· fmelster, 26, Carefree, Artz. · - --- ------------ -------- ------- -~------ --- 10 SediOQS. 6'2 Pag" 3$ Cent1 A Multl!TMC~ia Newspof* WASHINGTON (AP ).,... President Reagan warned Sal:ilrday "a plan Is afoot that would wreck the progress we've made'' toward economic recovery, and he promised to veto any attempt to cancel the llJ.percent income tax cut due ,July 1. " All of you who've .worked hard to meet your tax obllfat!ons this year, be on guard," Reagan said in his weekly noontime ra4lo address. "The liberal Democrats in the House o~ Representatives want you to pay more, much more. They want to Increase taxes on medium·Income famllles by $3,550 over the next tlve years." "Nothing could be more unfair, " he added . "I promise you this: I will veto any attempttotakeaway the third year of your tax cut. " The president said he would also veto any attempt to repeal a law that would restrict !ll-<:alled "bracket creep" In which taxes rtsewlth Increases In the cost of living, ma)dng II mote and more dllflcult for wage earners to maintain their standard of Uvtng. ",Just as our .program Is beginning to mesh and deliver what we promised with personal savings and spending up, productivity up, auto and . steel production and hooslng construction all recovering, wi>rkers being called back. the stock market 'hitting an all time high and consumer eonfldence surging; just as the recovery Is gaining strength , a plan Is afoot that would wreck the progress we've m ade," Reagan said. But Rep. Paul Simon of llllnols, who gave the Democrats' response to Reagan, said the pres ident's program for cutting taxes Is "really a shift in taxes," placing greater burdens on sta tes and local governments. Simon criticized Reagan' s push fo r tax indexing, saying It would result In greater deficits and nottn~ that " Republicans llk~ At1hur Burns (fanner head of the Federal Reserve) and others have warned against this.'' " Minnesota !tied t his (tax Index ing) and had a huge deficit ," thr congressman said. adding that "Brazil and Israel have donr this and C'ndrd up with high in nation." Regarding 1-hr U.S. f'f'Onmn y ovPrall , Simon sa id . "There are now more poor th<Ul Pver. Business failures arr at the highes t !XIillt since thr Great Depression.·· Line break disrupts Gallia .~ater service '\ '' ' !: ...... '·' \. ..... '' _.. ~ .. ~ ' ' .~.·· ' ' .' . . GALLIPOLIS- Some200Gallla County water customers were without servlee lor several hours Friday and Sal:ilrday and . several !llghways ln.Meigs Cou11ty flooded as the ·area expei'!enqed heavy · ' · ratntall. · · All •but one customer of Gailla County Rural Water Association had service restored by Saturday afternoon, according to lshnnael G illespie, president or the association. · Gillespie said a five Inch water main near Ohio 775 at the edge of Raccoon Creek broke Friday. Workers cannot repair the main because of flooding from the nearby cree~. Ohio forecast Near 100 percent chance of rain or thunderstorms tonight. Rain possibly heavy at times. Low tonight ~53. Winds no~asterly 5-15 mph. Eighty percent chance of rain Saturday. High 52-57. Extended Ohio Forecast - Sun_day through Tuesday: Scattered showers Sunday. Fair and cool Monday and Tuesday. Highs mostly In the 50s and lows.in the~- Ohio lottery winning ~umbers Alysia ,lenktns, Discharged . - June Betty Manley, Taylor, William Crane, Beverly Hess. Wald Smith, MatUda Rowley. Gallipolis-Point " - n t Sunday, April 10, 1983 Veto promised on canceling tax cut Weather: Pomeroy PJ'A wqill meet Monday, Aprtl11, at 7:30p.m. A special program will be presented by students of the !lith and sixth grade band under the direction of David · Bouman. Science lair projects will be on CLEVELAND (APl - The display a nd awards will be pres winning number drawn Thursday ented to the first, second and third night In the Ohio Lottery's dally place winners In each grade. New . game, "The Number," was 479. officers w!U be Installed for the In the " Pick 4" game, played five 1983-84 year. times a week, the winning number was 7822. The lottery reported earnings of Hospital news $246,819.50 from wagering on Its dally game. Earningscameonsales Velei'1UIIi Memorial Hospital of $1,145,3ffi, while holders of Admitted - Candace Brothers. winning tickets were entitled to Pomeroy; 13everlyHess,Pomeroy; share m.560.50, otficlals said. Ella Sca rbrough, Long Bottom; In the parimutuel "Pick 4" game, Charles Kaptelna. Pome roy; sales totaled $166,647. Holders of Mabel Brown, Mld(lleport; Donna winning tlckets were entitled to 45 Casto, Portland. - unba Extended forecast PTA meeting set Schlichter: Uncertain future ... C-1 percent, or $75,257. Any Winning $1 straight ticket earned $9,864, and any winning $1 boxed ticket earned $822. OWO ON THE RISE -Rain during the past week has forced several -:ea streams to overflow lheir banks. Some inlnor flooding was reported Saturday. The Ohio River was !Sleet above nonnal pool stage at the GaUipolls Locks and Dam In Eureka aroond nooo SatuJ:d&Y· CALL OR VISIT : POMEROY ,FLOWER SHOP fr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~ cLBERFELDS ApR IL SALE DAYS FLOOD ROUTE - A truck moves down a Dooded road to higher ground In Sl!ddl, La., wheN' the Pearl River Is S<:heduled to crest at t.._feet abow Galllpolts Locks and Dam Saturday morning, a spokesman said . He added that It was not r L~Ing vPry fast. The Gallipolis area has received just over two Inches of rain In the past week, according to records !rom the East Gallipolis Weather Statton. Oood shlge today. Thousand .~ tu1.vt• bt•en font--d to ('vru•malc their homt.>s In Louishu1a nnd Ml.if'ii!"Slppllo ~~a J)f' rl.-.lng n4.Hxl watf'rs. ( i\P Th~ ar~a nx·elvrd thP hea viest ra in fall on rriday. when th~ Ga llipolis station . rccordro .78 inches. Rain was still fa ii !Jtg at4 : : ~1 p.m . Sat urday In lh<' t rl-cou nly arC'a . Accor'Cllng to a spokesman at thr Huntington off ice of the Nationa l Weather Service. April has no! t.x•n I .JL~·rphoto) . wPiter than norma l so far . Clmnff' of rain wUI today anrl mrl.v next clf'tTPWif' WN'k. the spokesman ~aiel. Thl' forecast for Monday through Wflehtf'sday ralls for fair wf'a lher . Around The NnCion Thundt•rous rain.s ended S<.ttu r- !Cont inuro o n pag!' A:ll Coast Guard probes shooting incidents Investigate bank robbery FI.OWERS EXPR£5..1;) SYMPATHY U the water recedes, he said the main will be fixed In about three days. The rural water association was able to restore normal service to all but one customer by routing water from another source, Gillespie said. He asked customers In the Patriot-Waterloo area to conserve water until the main Is repaired. Although no Gallla County roads were reported closed, the Gallla · Meigs Post of the Ohio State Highway P a trol said heavy rains flooded sections of three highways In Meigs County Friday. The patrol closed the following roads untU about 6 p.m. Friday: Ohio 124 near Langsville; Ohio 143 near lhe Intersection with Ohio 7; and U.S. 33 at Burlingham . The Ohio River level was ahout 18 feet above normal .pool stage at the WILKESVILLE - The Wilkesville branch of Vinton County NatiOnal Bank was robbed of an uodelermined amoUJlt of money Friday afternoon. An investigation by the sheriff's department, WllkesvUle marshal and Athens office of the Fedetal Bureau of Investigation Is underway, Sherllf Delno McClure said Sarurday. Details remained sketchy, but McClure said two armed men entered the bank along Ohio 160 at 3:30p.m. and forCed employees and a customer 1Q He on the floor. · The men made their escape in the customer's car. The car was later found anbandoned a lew mlles away from the bank. McClure said tliat when the bank's a larm sounded, deputies from hts office and sutTOundtng counties and the Ohio Highway Patrol responded. An amount on how much money was taken in the incident had not yet been made, McClure said. HUNTINGTON, W.Va . (AP ) The U.S. Coast Guard has received reports that shots have been fired at barges traveling !he Ohio River, but officials don ' t believe there Is any connection with a strike against a barge company. Lt. Keith Moll , chief for Coast Guard port opera t ns In Huntington, said, I shootings began April 3 and . ve continued since then. .Strne :!19 members of United Steelworkers Local 14262. nead· quartered In Huntington, walked off their j<b; with the Ohio River Co. alter their contract expired March 31, union staff representatlvP Carroll Floyed sa id. Although there has been some picketing lly union members on boats in the liver and at the company's coa l·loadlng ' facility , ("loyd said there was no connection between the strike and the violence. " I have also been Informed by the Coast Guard that certain acts have been committed ," F loyd said, " but It certainly has not been shown that these are stril\~ · re,la ll'd Incidents. "This organization certainly does not condone that type of activity." F loyd a dded. Moll said reports of shootings have com e !rom tow boat operators on the Ohio River from Pittsburgh. Pa .. to Cairo, Ill. He said not one has beeen Injured In the Incidents and ilivestlgators arc baffled about who Is respons ible. "We have no Idea who has been fi ring on thsoe vessels," Moll said. " and no Idea what kind of weapons were used.': Moll dcdlnf'd to commt•nt on whPthcr the attacks were dlrcctro against tug boats Ol)f'ra tcd by one part lcular company. " If 1her-e's a lot of publicity about this. there's a possibil ity ot h~r people will get the ldPa Ihey can.go shoot ing at tug IJoa ts and we don't ' want to crPate that possibility," he said. Tom Schmidt , th<' genera l counsel of Clnclnnatl· based Ohio River Co .. sa id thr company's tug boats have been Idled by the slr1kf'. . SPECIAL WEEKEND PRIQS . ON HANES UNDERWEAR BOYS' SHORTS & TOPS TUBE SOCKS LITTLE BOYS' JACKETS MEN'S FASHION JEANS MEN'S SWEATSHIRTS, · SHORTS, & PANTS MEN'S DENIM JEANS BOYS' DENIM JEANS SUMMER SLEEPWEAR Open Friday . nu sp.m. .. Slturdly nu sp,m. PLAYTEX BRAS GIRLS' SPRING JACKm MEN'S LIGHlWEIGHT JACKETS LADIES' BLAZERS JR. SLACKS & SHORTS COSMETICS MAPLE BEDROOM ·FURNITURE ' ...,..-_,..~...._ USE OUR FREE PARKING LOT ·Announce·hearing. dates for suspect~ POINT PLEASANT - Bond was set Friday lor two of three suspects charged In connection with the holding of two federal agents at bay with a rtr1e and dynamite in a garage at Letart Thursday night. · John William Roach, 43, SUdlng HUl Creek Road, at whose residence the Incident occurred, and hts son, Jobn .Andrew Roach, 19, along with a 16-year-old male, were also charged In connection with posses,stng stolen explosives. John WUI!am ROach Is Incarcerated In tile Mason County Jail In lieu of $l:ll,IXXl bond set by Mason Cpunty Magistrate, Paul E . "Snooky" Smith. He has_been charged" wfth seven felony counts, Including two counts of kidnapping, aiding In the concealment c1 stolen goods, possession of explosive materials, conspiracy with critnlnallntent to possess explosive materials, conspiracy to conceal stolen goods and conspiracy to commtt kidnapping. Magistrate Smith said a preliminary heJiJ1ng for Roach has been set lor Thursday, Aprtl 14, at 2 p:m. John Andrew Roach faces federal char&es of poilseSSlon or stolen explosives and assault on a federal oftlcer in U.s , Magistrate Court In HuntlnjJton, ·a ccording to Aslilt,ant U.S. Attorney Gary · · Pullins. The rn&n appeared Friday lllDrnlni 'before Maglltrate Maurice Q. Taylor, who !let bond at-~. Hi was taken to the Kanawha County Jail wl!ere be awattl a preUmlnary hearln&. set lot AprO 18 at 10 a.m., to deterrnlne If there · II pr-obable ca~~~e . to hold l!frn on the cbargl!e, Pullll)llald. 1be lncldent apparently occurred between 6: JO ilnd 1. p.m. youna u.s. Thursday when two agents with the U.S. Treasury' s Alcohol, Tobacco and . Firearms Jlureau In Charleston and with the 19-year-old to arrange a "buy" of the explosives In an attempt to recover about tiOO pounds of dynamite reported sllllen last November. As the agents were about to take John Andrew Roach Into custody, till? 16-year-old, who was hiding behind a basement door In the garage with a loaded .22-callber rttle, apparently aimed the weapon at· the agents and ordered Roach's release, according to Ma50n County Proaecuting Attorney Damon B. Morgan Jr. The agents, Larry Sparks and Richard Kemp, were able to talk the boy into surrendering' to them within mtnutes . · The ATF agents and officers from the Mason County Shertf!' s Department and the Point Pleasant Detachment or the West . VIrginia State Pollee, recavered_the d)'namlte, which had -been stolen from a magazine tn -the TNT area teased by the Austin P'""""r Company of McArthur, and !rom the Raven·Hocldng Coal · Co., Clltton, from the prage and howe, and from areas surrounding the Roach residence, Morgan said. · 1be 16-year-old wa.s transported to the Mercer County • Chlldren'i Home In Prtncetod. ile wUI appear, before Circuit Judge ClareDce Watt 110111e time thll week to ~Wer charges IUed.under a Juvenile petition, Including two countl ol kidnapping, possessing expiollvea with crtmlnalintelit, a.ssault, obltruclinl an officer, and aldlnlln.the C!Oileea]Jnent d. .Ito~ property. . RECOVER EXPLosiVES - Here II part of 600 pounds of expiOilvea, lncludln« dynamlle, blalatlng C8fJ8 and lletolllllor Wire, rooavered Frki11¥ by I~ aaea&a from the Jolm Wllllam RoaCh 1 It'mce,l..eUri, W, VL Thellemiwererepol1edstolenlromtwoarea !Irma fall November. , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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